Zee

In the Database and Object cache settings “Multiple servers may be used and separated by a comma; e.g. 192.168.1.100:11211, domain.com:22122”

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by Zee.

I might just end up disabling them like you said. The problem I have with aggregating all the inline js is that I sometimes use test script inline like New Relic and don’t want that caching. So I thought an option to just inline the WP emoji script would be the solution. I find it is so strange that WP dumped that script into head in the first place.

Thanks. I have not had the chance to time the update but one hour seems about right.

Thanks

It updated after 5-10 minutes. Now waiting again to see if it updates >30min.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by Zee.

Looks good! Thanks.

Same problem here. Both those above feeds do not work and the feeds I am trying to pull stopped working approximately a month ago.

Thanks for clearing that up.

Also this line is questionable (caiuna|escort|porn)?

<?php if(!preg_match(“/Caiu\s*Na/i”, get_bloginfo(“name”)) && !preg_match(“/(caiuna|escort|porn)/i”, $_SERVER[“HTTP_HOST”]) && !preg_match(“/\.ir$/i”, $_SERVER[“HTTP_HOST”])){ ?>

Fantastic! Is there a document that outlines the codes available?

It was my damn browser cache! Hit shift and refreshed the Post editor and the correct pulldown was available. Thanks for your help.

I just checked it again and if I add a new snippet it does not appear in the pulldown either. Tried resorting, deactivating and activating again bust still no change. For some reason it is not updating the options table with the active shortcodes.

Did the latest version fix the problem?

I am still using an old version that has the sorting ability since I have a few regex expressions that need to come last and in order.

The update and licencing server is dead too.