asy_jpcache 0.9.8 - Fast Full Page Caching

jayrope · 2011-07-16 11:40:40

Wouldn’t it be easy in the meantime to compile the 3 or 4 small changes to Sencer’s original plugin into a new archive and have it ready for people to download somewhere? I had to work myself thru 18 pages of bug discussion etc to be able to install this flawlessly on txp 4.4.1 and it would be easy to spare future users from this, really. I can put it up someplace, if no one else wants to. Just shoot.

net-carver · 2011-07-16 14:24:21

jayrope wrote:

Wouldn’t it be easy in the meantime to compile the 3 or 4 small changes to Sencer’s original plugin into a new archive and have it ready for people to download somewhere? I had to work myself thru 18 pages of bug discussion etc to be able to install this flawlessly on txp 4.4.1 and it would be easy to spare future users from this, really. I can put it up someplace, if no one else wants to. Just shoot.

I thought I’d already done that here. Is there something I missed jayrope?

jayrope · 2011-07-16 15:52:42

net-carver wrote:

I thought I’d already done that here. Is there something I missed jayrope?

AWESOME, Steve.

Last edited by jayrope (2011-07-16 15:52:59)

chad · 2011-10-22 09:27:59

@net-carver Thanks for the repo. I just installed it onto my TXP 4.4.1 install and it seems to be working fine.

One small thing I noticed is that the directions say to place a line in index.php before:
include $txpcfg['txpath'].'/publish.php';
The line is now:
include txpath.'/publish.php';

Last edited by chad (2011-10-22 09:28:32)

mjut · 2012-06-04 16:03:57

I am using asy_jpcache successfully on various txp installations.
This time, I need to exclude a specific path from being cached. (its the root-path of my domain)
Is there a way to do that?

wet · 2012-06-04 18:12:09

FYI: Textpattern 4.5 will remove the need to modify a core file.

johnstephens · 2012-06-04 19:13:40

johnstephens wrote:

My only issue with asy_jpcache is that it requires a hack to TXP’s core. I’m curious what would be needed from the core to support caching without the hack.

r3804!

Not sure how it will work, but it looks like I’ll be deploying this plugin on a whole lot more sites when Textpattern 4.5 is ready to go! Thank you, Robert!

Edit: Oops! Looks like Robert already posted.

Last edited by johnstephens (2012-06-04 19:14:39)

Gocom · 2012-06-04 19:28:05

johnstephens wrote:

Not sure how it will work, but it looks like I’ll be deploying this plugin on a whole lot more sites when Textpattern 4.5 is ready to go! Thank you, Robert!

The change introduces config option named pre_publish_script, which sets an absolute file system path to a PHP file that acts as page pre-processor. This PHP file is then ran on the public side before pretty much anything else (i.e. before a page template is processed or a db connection is opened).

For end-user to use it, they would but following type of line to their config.php file:

$txpcfg['pre_publish_script'] = '/absolute/path/to/preprocessor.php';

Last edited by Gocom (2012-06-04 19:37:22)

johnstephens · 2012-06-04 19:37:28

Thanks, Jukka! That makes sense. I thought there would be a preference field for it, but this method keeps it out of the way of those who won’t use it.

Gocom · 2012-06-04 20:00:06

johnstephens wrote:

Thanks, Jukka! That makes sense. I thought there would be a preference field for it, but this method keeps it out of the way of those who won’t use it.

Thing is, preferences are stored in the database. This set file is loaded before database connections are formed or anything is else processed, and that’s the whole point of it.

rossharvey · 2012-06-11 12:02:43

To save reading through an entire thread, where is the latest version of this that works with 4.4.1? :¬)

Last edited by rossharvey (2012-06-11 12:02:53)

wet · 2012-06-11 12:18:22

There’s a download link for the working version in the first post.

rossharvey · 2012-06-11 14:13:23

Thanks Robert!

rossharvey · 2012-06-11 14:28:08

What on earth? I just enabled this plugin and some of the text has been deleted from the beginning of one of the posts!?

All I had done is add the plugin, and I had checked the page literally right before adding it.

Disabled! Scared to use it!

jagorny · 2013-10-25 01:20:07

I just tried using this on a site within a multisite install and I am not getting any cache files created.

I wasn’t sure on the jpcache/cache directory directive in config.php (because config is in private and the site is in public) but I tried instead to use the full doc path on the space instead.

Still no files are created, though no errors are thrown either.

How should this plugin be implemented on a multisite install? Should it get placed in the root of the space and then use symlinks to the main cache from each site, or can all of the sites on the multihost share the same script/cache path?

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