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Mr Papa said
sometimes works and sometimes not??are you caching anything? or minifying js scripts?
do you have link to site?
Yes: I am heavily caching:
- guests are served full page caches for all my site *except simple press*. This is thru zencache / cometcache.
- there is also a layer of object caching (Redis).
No, I am no longer minifying .JS / .CSS.
I will PM you a link to the site with a member access as I am not sure guests have any issues (guests never report bugs).
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Can you please make it an SP Admin account. We WILL need to deactivate your other WP plugins and possibly swap tho the WP theme briefly.If this is unacceptable then there is probably little more we can do.
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I think the problem is gone. Mr Papa's trick of deactivating and re-activating Simple Press worked. Well, I tried about 50 pages and did not get the 404 error, so I can't conclude a 100% success, but still much better than the 50% success I had.
@yellow-swordfish : I'm sorry, but my site has heavy traffic. I cannot allow turning on and off WP plugins or themes, even briefly.
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Blaise Fiedler said
I think the problem is gone. Mr Papa's trick of deactivating and re-activating Simple Press worked. Well, I tried about 50 pages and did not get the 404 error, so I can't conclude a 100% success, but still much better than the 50% success I had.
OK - all this activity really does is rebuild the permalinks/rewrite rules once again
@yellow-swordfish : I'm sorry, but my site has heavy traffic. I cannot allow turning on and off WP plugins or themes, even briefly.
Ok - but remember for the next time as it may well continue to happen if the root problem is not resolved - but this is what I said last time
The plugin you were asking about is 'mentions': https://simple-press.com/downl.....ns-plugin/
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Yellow Swordfish said
Blaise Fiedler said
I think the problem is gone. Mr Papa's trick of deactivating and re-activating Simple Press worked. Well, I tried about 50 pages and did not get the 404 error, so I can't conclude a 100% success, but still much better than the 50% success I had.OK - all this activity really does is rebuild the permalinks/rewrite rules once again
Interesting. But it seems to have done it in a better way than the rebuild button... I suspect Redis Object Cache has something to do about this.
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Why would it matter? you said you are not caching the forum page? if you cache it, you will get odd results since a cache assumes the page is static... its not, its dynamic... most object caches running at server level do a much better job and should be able to function... APC and memcache for example will work in my experience... never heard of Redis... its a php opcode object cache, should be fine.... but has to be low level server based...
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Mr Papa said
Why would it matter? you said you are not caching the forum page? if you cache it, you will get odd results since a cache assumes the page is static... its not, its dynamic... most object caches running at server level do a much better job and should be able to function... APC and memcache for example will work in my experience... never heard of Redis... its a php opcode object cache, should be fine.... but has to be low level server based...
I am not using a page cache on the forum, but I am using object cache everywhere.
It matters, because it keeps some options in memory. Wordpress heavily uses transients and object caching for a lot of its options and when you move to a persistent object caching such as Redis or Memcache you might end of having some options that are not refreshed / deleted when required. I did purge Redis several times when I was faced with the bug but only a full deactivating of SP closely preceded by a redis flushing really worked.
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so simple press does not use the caching components of wp... if redis relies on that, performance may be sketchy at best... but simple press does work with op code caches at the server level... this redis sounds like a wp plugin vice a true object or op code cache at server level...
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