Raymond

Hello Adam,

I’d love to get some help fine tuning my W3 Total Cache configuration. I’m not sure how to PM you however :/. Went to your profile and don’t see a link to send you a message.

Is there an email where I can reach you at?

Thank you for your help.

Best,

Raymond

Hey Kenton,

I’m already using W3 Total cache lol. Not sure why the JS are showing up with so many requests. I checked pingdom tools and that’s the lowest score we got. The site gave us the above message and gives us the specific links that need to be changed.

I used these settings for W3 total cache :

Not sure how to adjust it so that I’m getting better truncation. Any ideas?

Hey thank you sir,

This is my site url https://www.besfilms.com. I appreciate your help and look forward to your input.

Raymond

The precise recommendation from Pingdom reads as follows:

Resources with a “?” in the URL are not cached by some proxy caching servers. Remove the query string and encode the parameters into the URL for the following resources:

Then it goes on to list the resources individually that need the adjustment made. Not sure how I could do that.

Hello,

Yes, I’m currently using W3 Total Cache. I followed the installation instructions from this video to configure the Cache tool.

I’m currently running my site on GoDaddy so not sure if CDN is an option on shared hosting.

Do those settings seem reasonable? In the demonstration online they boast load times of under 2 seconds. I think my site can do the same if I can raise the pingdom score on the static resource from 51 to 90% plus.

I definitely would like to do it myself and resolve the issue quickly. I’ll look to see if I can locate the slider function code myself and use the first code you described to have the desired effect.

Thank you for your help. I’ll report back with my findings.

Wish me luck!

Thank you very much for your input.

I didn’t write the theme, it was a purchased theme since I’m very much a newb at html! :/. I’m pretty sure the code is somewhere in the theme’s “includes” folder. I’ll have to double check with the theme author since I’m more worried about messing anything up lol.

The theme I purchased is called “Imperia” and I found it on themeforest.

I’ll try and reach the author and figure out how to implement what you said.

Thank you again for your help. ??

Kionae,

Thank you very much for your previous post. That was the ticket and resolved my issue. I appreciate it very much!

Kionae Thank you so much for that step by step. It’s really quite thorough and makes so that I can definitely follow the instructions. I’m going to definitely backtrack and go through this list to make sure everything is done. If it works I’ll most certainly post back and let you know.

Thank you again!

I just added a database on my MAMP utility and named it the same thing that I named the godaddy DB. I used the same SQL query to load all the tables as well.

Wondering if I’m getting closer to solving this issue….

Oh the woes of being a newbie with a deadline! ??

Tim S: Yes during the FTP File Transfer I copied over all the localhost files from my localhost to the FTP server. The WP-content folder was included.

Kionae thank you for your advice. I haven’t done that yet and am not exactly sure how to access the wp_options table. Could you elaborate on how to do that?

Is that also the reason why my localhost isn’t accessible at the moment? Forgive me as I’m very new to all this and learning the hard way :/. Your help is really appreciated and would help me go live right away. I’d be very grateful for your help. ??

Thank you

I did a complete table drop of the site and got all the scripts to run. Now when I load my website, the theme I purchased is running completely blank with no media at all. I think this is a good thing, because now I only need to figure out how to get all the media from my local host to the wordpress live site.

Please help if you have any ideas!

Thank you.

It should be noted too that I was able to get a successful online wordpress log in with the new DB. However, none of the work that was done on the local host appears on the new DB’s WP site.

I seem to get this error message when trying to run the SQL scripts on the phpmyadmin of the new DataBase.

Error

SQL query:

—
— Database: mydatabase
—
— ——————————————————–
—
— Table structure for table wp_commentmeta
—
CREATE TABLE wp_commentmeta (
meta_id bigint( 20 ) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT ,
comment_id bigint( 20 ) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT ‘0’,
meta_key varchar( 255 ) DEFAULT NULL ,
meta_value longtext,
PRIMARY KEY ( meta_id ) ,
KEY comment_id ( comment_id ) ,
KEY meta_key ( meta_key )
) ENGINE = InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET = utf8 AUTO_INCREMENT =1;

MySQL said: Documentation
#1050 – Table ‘wp_commentmeta’ already exists
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