Comments on: Doing Some Testing on Cache Plugins for WordPress http://churchm.ag/doing-some-testing-on-cache-plugins-for-wordpress/ Exploring the Intersection of Church and Technology Thu, 09 Feb 2012 21:00:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: herbhalstead http://churchm.ag/doing-some-testing-on-cache-plugins-for-wordpress/#comment-16007 herbhalstead Tue, 22 Jun 2010 18:21:47 +0000 http://churchit.com/?p=1571#comment-16007 so.. I installed w3 at my blog yesterday.... everything looked good and speedy... last night at about 9pm, I looked in on the blog and it was totally blank... I tried for hours to get it working again and finally did a reinstall of my whole site this morning... sigh so.. I installed w3 at my blog yesterday…. everything looked good and speedy… last night at about 9pm, I looked in on the blog and it was totally blank… I tried for hours to get it working again and finally did a reinstall of my whole site this morning… sigh

]]> By: PhillipGibb http://churchm.ag/doing-some-testing-on-cache-plugins-for-wordpress/#comment-16006 PhillipGibb Tue, 22 Jun 2010 08:23:54 +0000 http://churchit.com/?p=1571#comment-16006 the only strange behavior I have seen has been that - sometimes I don't see the latest posts unless I am logged in (which does not always work for me) I use FireFox and these issues predate your testing. the only strange behavior I have seen has been that – sometimes I don’t see the latest posts unless I am logged in (which does not always work for me) I use FireFox and these issues predate your testing.

]]> By: Matthew Snider http://churchm.ag/doing-some-testing-on-cache-plugins-for-wordpress/#comment-16004 Matthew Snider Mon, 21 Jun 2010 16:20:24 +0000 http://churchit.com/?p=1571#comment-16004 In my previous experience of running a movie review website, even though we had visitors of around 1 to 5k a day, the cache plugins were needed. I went from wp-cache to wp-super cache to W3 Total Cache and I must say the move was noticeable. w3 offers integration on so many levels and the options are endless. I would recommend it to anyone. On my current site with only a few folks a day coming I don't have it integrated as I don't need S3 any longer. If one day I do W3 will be my go to for caching. As per your sites here - no issues on my end since you have removed the api calls to facebook - darn work wont let us get close to FB. In my previous experience of running a movie review website, even though we had visitors of around 1 to 5k a day, the cache plugins were needed. I went from wp-cache to wp-super cache to W3 Total Cache and I must say the move was noticeable.
w3 offers integration on so many levels and the options are endless. I would recommend it to anyone. On my current site with only a few folks a day coming I don’t have it integrated as I don’t need S3 any longer. If one day I do W3 will be my go to for caching.

As per your sites here – no issues on my end since you have removed the api calls to facebook – darn work wont let us get close to FB.

]]> By: brett barner http://churchm.ag/doing-some-testing-on-cache-plugins-for-wordpress/#comment-16005 brett barner Mon, 21 Jun 2010 15:45:56 +0000 http://churchit.com/?p=1571#comment-16005 I personally use W3 Super Cache. I know that while using Chrome, 8Bit sites were not updated, which resulted in me hitting Ctrl+F5 when visiting. No biggie, but this was the only website in my regular internet perusing that I'd have to do that with. However today, it's updated without me having to do anything. Win! Take this comment with a grain of salt, but this has been my experience. I personally use W3 Super Cache. I know that while using Chrome, 8Bit sites were not updated, which resulted in me hitting Ctrl+F5 when visiting.

No biggie, but this was the only website in my regular internet perusing that I’d have to do that with. However today, it’s updated without me having to do anything. Win!

Take this comment with a grain of salt, but this has been my experience.

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