Isn’t WP-Cache an incredibly useful plugin? If I was only allowed to have one plugin for my WordPress blogs, hands-down I’d choose WP-Cache.
AskApache Crazy Cache lets you cache all the posts on your blog at once.
I’ve used some advanced features of libcurl and fsockopen to make sure that this caching action doesn’t overwhelm your server or result in redundant requests. That could slow down your blog, which I would never, ever, allow, I am very interested in this stuff.. speedy sites that is.
I always wanted the ability to cache all my posts on my blog whenever I wanted, and WP-Cache doesn’t let you do that. So a few months ago I hacked together this kick-butt plugin to do exactly that.
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Installation
This plugin is one of those idiot-proof installations, nuff said.
Download
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04.16.08 at 10:04 am
This would be a great plugin, if it were faster. I use WP as a CMS with many, many pages, and at 7 seconds for 15 posts I’m looking at a little over an hour to cache my site.
If you get a chance to optimize the performance, it would be a killer plugin.
05.05.08 at 10:42 am
Caching is great, but it screws up statistical plugins like WP-PostViews and Popularity Contest. Over at Omninoggin, I found to both these plugins (converted to javascript countings) here http://omninoggin.com/2008/03/30/make-popularity-contest-work-with-wp-super-cache/
and here
http://omninoggin.com/2008/04/19/make-wp-postviews-work-with-wp-super-cache/
Oh - and both those plugins work with ‘WP-Super-Cache’ which is better than WP-Cache.
which work great!
05.07.08 at 6:04 am
yo. i dont know what apache does with the cache (ttl) but for many hits on a busy site, this is what you hope for. the thing to do is schedule the caching for off hours. or if you have a networked second server…..
05.09.08 at 6:11 pm
@JTPratt
Thanks for spreading the word. Since the mod I made to those plugins were not specific to WP-Super-Cache, I’m pretty sure both of those plugins you mentioned would work on AskApache’s crazy cache or WP-Cache as well. Would somebody like to give it a try? :)
05.14.08 at 5:53 pm
Would love to see this one work with WP-Super-Cache..!