Philip Isaacs
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Safe Redirect Manager] Simple RegEx helpNever mind i figured it our
Of course i had the wrong RegEx. For anyone looking to do something similar, here’s the correct RegEx expression
^\/author\/[0-9]+(\/?)$
This will capture the url /author and any number (no matter how many) with or without the trailing slash
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Popular Posts] Broken Images and CDN issue and W3TCHey Hector,
Thanks so much for the link to this post. I believe this is the same issue I was having (it’s really a configuration problem with W3TC) and it looks like this will fix the problem. Anyhow, I appreciate the quick response and all your hard work.
Happy Holidays.
Philip
Yes, I’m having the same issue. We have a large group of uses who can’t update their name in the system.
Philip
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Popular Posts] Not AccurateDo you know if “top 10” will do mostly popular for the week as well as for the day.
I need a plugin that has both these features.
Floyd
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Popular Posts] Not AccurateNot a bad suggestion, but I can’t use JetPack on my site currently. It seems to interfere with a few on my plugins.
Floyd
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Popular Posts] Sorry. No data so far.Hey guys,
It appears that this plugin is broken. I’ve been checking my database to see what’s it is recording and it appears to not be capturing any data at this point.
Floyd
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Popular Posts] Not AccurateHey guys. I’m seeing the same thing on my site. It appears that this plug in is busted. I have been using it on my website for some time and at first it appeared to work well but in the past few months it is not even remotely accurate. In my case it seems to only report old stories (as the mostly popular in the last seven days) even though I know newer stories are getting way more hits. Too bad really.
As anyone had any experience getting this to work correctly.
Also are there other similar plugins that might be able to do the job?
Floyd
I’m also seeing very high CPU rate using the plug in. My server has actually crashed a couple of times under heavy load. Any idea when the new version of the plugin will be available?
Also do you have any tips in the mean time that could help less the load a bit?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WP-Cron running too much killing CPU of serverI’m having the same issue myself. Did you ever find any answers to this?
SCF
I’m having the same issue. I really wish this would work I’ve been looking for a plug in like this for a while.
Hey Morgan,
This is great news! I think.
So again all I did was type a new role name in the “Create New Role” box and click the create button. Nothing more
I believe it also gave me an error when I type a name in the “Copy Subscriber Role” but to be honest I’m not sure what this does.
Philip
Hey Morgan,
I am on WordPress 3.5.2 and Capabilty Manager Enhanced v. 1.4.10.
The steps I took were exactly the same as what you describe except I get the error message I’ve printed above.
What was I doing exactly before? Nothing unusual.
I’m guessing by your response you aren’t having this issue, so I’m not sure you’re going to be able to help me. If I know anything about trouble shooting bugs, if others haven’t had the problem then it’s probably something on my system.
Okay guys, I found out how to do this.
Basically the APC.php file in the W3 Total Cache plugin is not meant to be used this way. To monitor the progress of your apc cache. You need to find the apc.php file that comes with the apc package. Just down load the package here https://pecl.php.net/package/APC and then unzip it and pull out the apc.php file in the root. Then copy this to the root of your website and you should be able to view what’s happening to the apc cache
https://www.mysite.com/apc.php
Good luck and I hope this helps someone looking for the same answer.
Floyd
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Trouble shooting server crashing – W3C and APC issueHey guys,
So here is the follow up.
First I was able to fix the issue with the apc_store() warning message i was seeing in the logs, but making a change to the apc.ini file. This is a known bug I guess. Anyhow, if your also having this problem just change
apc.slam_defense = 0
to make it go away.As far as the other issue of my server crashing, it had to do with the “Theia Post Slider”. The plugin which came with my theme makes it super easy to create slide shows out of a single post. Very useful. The problem I found is that when I change the settings in the plugin to refresh the page when a user clicks to the next slide, it started to choke my database to death. I thought it was related to W3 Total Cache, but it seems to have nothing to do with it. Although I guess it’s strange that it didn’t used the cached page when the page was refreshed, and that’s what I still need to figure out.
Okay, hope this little update it useful to someone.
Floyd
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] ACP-warning messages in php error logHey I got this to work. You just need to add
apc.slam_defense = 0 apc.write_lock = 1
into your apc.ini and restart apache.
This worked for me