treecutter

Thanks again

Yes, that is certainly a workaround to achieve a similar result

Thank you !

Just to clarify, on top meaning overlayed over featured image
thanks

Hell Cory
Thanks for your support, excellent as always.
The plugin will throw the below error unless permissions are very loose:

Cache Enabler requires write permissions 755 in the /var/www/html/website/wp-content/settings directory.

This is highly undesirable, it would be far safer to check for the presence and write permission on advanced-cache.php ONLY and not the entire wp-content folder !

This is how other plugins such as for example Hyper cache work

What do you think ?

Thanks again for this brilliant plugin

• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by treecutter.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by treecutter.
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Hello Corey

Thanks, that works perfectly

Your fast response is highly appreciated.

This plugin is just getting better and better, litte wonder you now have over 100,000 active install, great job !!!

Hello Corey

That’s great news , thanks for the kind update

Thank you Corey, terrific support as always for this excellent plugin.

The plugin works amazingly for us, and am sure Cache Enabler will continue to get even better

Thanks very much

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by treecutter.

UPDATE:

Found the cause, permissions issue.

Seems the folder wp-content/settings/ needs to be writable by the web server. In this case it was not, therefore settings ( e.g. ‘compress_cache’ => 1, ) were not updated.

Not sure if some warning message would be useful, as it seems to silently fail in the above scenario.

Thanks

Hello Lester

You are absolutely correct, found some bad code in functions.php

Thanks for the prompt reply, and excellent support , highly appreciated !!!

Hello Frank

As usual, top drawer support, thank you.

Autopimize is just about the best supported WordPress plugin, it’s little wonder that Autopimize has been a massiver success !!

Should have read the manual, of course ! Understand the 404 handler now.

Have to admit, never used “immutable” for caching before…..

Thanks again for the brilliant support, highly appreciated

Excellent , thanks very much for the excellent support, highly appreciated !!

Or this instead ?

/** Enables page caching for Cache Enabler. */
if ( ! defined( ‘WP_CACHE’ ) ) {
define( ‘WP_CACHE’, true );
}

Hello Corey

Yes, perfect !! adding that line, then de-activate/re-active seems to have fixed it, thank you.

Should we still be adding this line too in wp-config.php ?

define( ‘WP_CACHE’, true );

Hello Herman

Pleased to confirm all is working fine now, updated to 2.6.6 and refeshed the templates

Works great !!

Thank you for the excellent support !!

Hello

Thanks for the reply. The issue persists, seems the URL’s where the patterns are fetched are broken/invalid

Please see screenshots/comments here: https://imgur.com/a/h71CcxF