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I think Super Cache only needs a partial string to not cache the URLs, but that would require testing, maybe $ is enough
If GD Booster does all I need I’d be stoked. and while I appreciate lightweight, I’m not sure it does
How does GD Booster handle Push CDN moving multisite uploads folder to CDN?
I’m sure you’d agree that moving the uploads folder (with year/month intact) to CDN is the smart approach, especially if the multisite network includes things like BuddyPress and blogs in addition to director(ies).
SuperCache also has option not to cache SSL pages
specifically designed for GD
but…
GD was developed as a plugin to make it more practical to add a robust directory to other themes running a lot of other plugins
GD Booster is not appropriate for sites that do a lot more than just what Geodirectory does…
there are only two plugins that can handle it, WP Super Cache and W3 Total Cache
there is a lot more going on than just the geodirectory plugin
those strings would be very practical and useful to have, most people are not aware of the do’s and don’ts and I’ve seen a bunch of support issues that go back to the page caching issue, so it would behoove Everyone to address this issue appropriately
Hi –
I just wanted to voice an opinion and request to change @import in the stylesheet. My pages are slow loading (I have a lot of junk on them) and was looking for tweaks to speed things up.
I don’t know how much it impacts page loading but gtmetrix/google page speed, and a variety of resources suggest it does slow page rendering
The following external stylesheets were included in http://xxx/wp-content/plugins/geodirectory/geodirectory-assets/css/style.css?ver=1.3.5 using @import.
http://xxx/wp-content/plugins/geodirectory/geodirectory-assets/css/location.css
http://xxx/wp-content/plugins/geodirectory/geodirectory-assets/css/map.cssin the spirit of every little bit helps (and matters)
Thanks
Hi, thanks for following up
I started trying to test the ThreeWP Broadcast plugin to see what would happen between the mainsite and a subsite.
I was using dummy data with different default locations and I didn’t have all the GD addons enabled and while the mainsite copied the customer post type for places to the subsite I couldn’t find it on the live site but almost certain that was due to incomplete setup.
I haven’t had time/energy to complete setting things up and trying it again, but it was promising – lots of variables with ‘use case’ – but to be able to post ‘places’ in a central mainsite that updates niche subsites would be manna from heaven.
I’m not prepared to fund development for this, so don’t bother to post in jobs (unless there is a volunteer dev section). But still hoping off-the-shelf plugin with some appropriate settings would do it.
or conversely, have a master directory on the mainsite that can search all the subsites… that would actually be preferable.
okay, fair enough
I suppose it might be asking too much to share selected listings from the mainsite to the subsites… things like generic places etc or… premium listings that post across multiple niche sites
do subsites and mainsite share all the places/events listings? or are they completely separate database installations? and all users and transactions separate?
if they share data, is there a way to set default searches to a region? ie – if i have 50 states, and a user searches for dentist… I want them to get results from the site they are on
Thanks –
I really hope you folks can bring it together. I am a fan.. but also in a world of trouble over not being able to deliver
thanks for the prompt reply
here’s the question…
are you guys really going to release a version of WPDirectory that will work on multisite in the near future? ie within 30 to 45 days.
please understand, it is understood that this might not be trivial to do given that the plugin wasn’t designed for multistite database tables to begin with
But I just renewed annual subscription… because awaiting multisite
which is fundamental to my business, and will need to launch with other product(s) that are not as good as WPGeodirectory plugins –
I need to make an executive decision and present it to the board, before they fire me over this
good stuff – thanks
“Updating
Automatic updates should seamlessly work. We always suggest you backup up your website before performing any automated update to avoid unforeseen problems.”well… since not being prompted for update, automation is sort of off the table, and I have premium paid addons … it isn’t exactly straightforward
version Version 1.1.8 installed
culprit is that this is a WP Multisite, I installed on primary site and it seemed to be working okay until this…
which leads to the question about what to expect about multisite version update (I know you guys have a lot going on but this is a very high priority for our business… need to decide if we are going to walk away from multisite directory setup altogether) and install the directory in a subdomain, but it mucks up our business model
Hi – thanks for the prompt replies and suggested fix. appreciate the support
This reply has been marked as private.I tested on default and twenty-twelve and they align okay
theme related issue, I’m using a genesis theme
but really shouldn’t need a negative margin to make things fit
private reply sent with URL, hope you can advise
thanks
thanks
remove_action( ‘genesis_after_header’, ‘geodir_replace_breadcrumb’, 20 );
add_action( ‘genesis_before_loop’, ‘geodir_replace_breadcrumb’, 20 );I think most genesis themes by default put the breadcrumb ‘genesis_before_loop’
