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hi. Thanks for plugin

perfect.

Regards

Hi,

I’m using WPMU but installed this as a regular plugin. I am getting the error when I submit my options on the admin page for your plugin:

Error! Options page not found.

I would LOVE to see this working in WPMU as it is an IDEAL solution and most plugins for WordPress do work with WPMU if installed as a regular plugin.

I really hope there is a way to get this to work in WPMU!

Could you

I will look into it. I think you still can hack wp file directly as I described in the other post.

Hey yejun, GREAT plugin and I fixed it for use with WPMU! I don’t write plugins but am a programmer (new to WordPress).

Here are the changes:

function my_cdn_options() {
if ( isset($_POST['action'])&& ( $_POST['action'] == ‘update_my_cdn’ )){

update_option(‘my_cdn_old_url’, $_POST['my_cdn_old_url']);
update_option(‘my_cdn_exclude’, $_POST['my_cdn_exclude']);
update_option(‘my_cdn_js’, $_POST['my_cdn_js']);
update_option(‘my_cdn_css’, $_POST['my_cdn_css']);
update_option(‘my_cdn_theme’, $_POST['my_cdn_theme']);

?>

=== then just as before except leave the action blank in the tag then change the submit button like so ===

<input type=”submit” name=”Submit” value=”" />

=== and that’s it.

With those changes this *should* work in regular WP as well as WPMU (please verify) ver 2.7

Installation in either is exactly the same as you describe!

Hope that helps!

Oops…I should also add that I changed the hidden field ‘action’ to ‘update_my_cdn’ instead of just ‘update’.

That’s needed, too, for this to work correctly.

Thanks for the updates. I am new to wordpress as well. So most option parts are just copy and paste. I will try to make it wpmu compatible in next release.

Hello, love your CDN plugin, but I am having a little trouble. I have set the CSS and Theme directory to a subdomain, but nothing seems to be happening. When I check my page source, it hasn’t changed the URI for either one. Did I miss something?

You can try put
define(‘WP_CONTENT_URL’, ‘http://static.mydomain.com/wp-content‘);
in your wp-config.php. But this will break your uploads and some other plugin urls. If you let me know which theme, I can have a look.

Thanks for the quick reply Yejun. I built the theme on Sandbox, by plaintxt.org. I haven’t changed the header information much.
Here is a clip of most of the header:

<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="; charset=" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="" />

<link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" href="" title="" />
<link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" href="" title="" />
<link rel="pingback" href="" />

body{behavior:url("/js/csshover3.htc");}

That didn’t paste correctly. But you can download Sandbox at here: http://www.plaintxt.org/themes/sandbox/

And take a look at it.

I looked sandbox. I seems it should work. Can you try the last change mentioned in this post?
http://blog.mudy.info/2009/02/how-to-use-simplecdn-with-wordpress/

Hi Yejun. It was working the whole time. I am just dense. I thought I would be able to see the CDN static URL in my source when I look at my site. But I guess it doesn’t. When I use http://www.pingdom.com to test the site speed I can see it is pulling the files from the static subdomain.

Thanks, love the plugin!

Hello Yejun, I have stumbled on your Parallel Load plugin on wp.org and did give it a whirl with footer load enabled, hoping for a small additional performance boost through parallel loading (scripts load in the footer already on the blog I manage thanks to the Footer Javascript plugin). I love the idea, but I had to remove Parallel Load it because it silently killed the Slimbox2 scripts (they never turned up in the page source processed by the plugin. Do you think Parallel Load might choke on the CSS file Slimbox2 errouneously enqueues with its scripts? Although this does not validate when redirected to the footer, it works fine otherwise, but fails with Parallel Load.

…and I forgot to add I did of course deactivate Footer Javascript, and refresh the cache, before testing Parallel Load :).

I fixed a bug in my plugin. I hope parallel loading function will work with slimbox2. But the bottom loading will still not work. In fact a lot ajax plugin expect head loaded library.

Thanks for such a quick reaction, and pity about the bottom loading. Just for your information, Slimbox2 works just fine loaded in the footer with the Footer JavaScript plugin (though it will only work after the scripts have fully loaded, of course – which makes for a small delay where the user can click on an image without Slimbox firing, but that is a minor annoyance compared to the advantage of subjectively faster loading through footer scripts). I hope you get around to having bottom load work too; right now, I think I’ll stick with Footer Javascript, but will keep an eye open for developments on Parallel Load :).

I just tested wp-slimbox2. It is working. If you also use my cdn plugin. You need put slimbox2_autoload.js.php in excluding list.

Hi, i use your plugin and it works great, but in IE 7.0 i get a message “Ready, but with errors on page”. Object expected. How can i solve this?

Thanks in advance.

Can you click the error and see what exactly it is?

Sure, i have to translate this its in Dutch.

Line: 2
Token: 1
Error: object is expected
Code: 0
URL: my URL

This dont show up in other browsers.

Which plugins are you using? I have seen same error with slimbox2 in ie7. I will investigate it over this weekend.

I found the problem. Contact form 7 plugin loads some script by itself. I will try to figure out a work around for that problem.

I made these changes in version 1.2, but I did not test it.

Problem with Ajax Edit comments plugin: http://ajaydsouza.com/wordpress/plugins/wp-ajax-edit-comments/
Instead of an Ajax page I’ve got a regular page impossible to close.
Can you fix this please ?

Yejun, thanks for the fix. My site laods now much faster.

It will be helpful, if you can email the source of the html which causes this problem to [email protected]

OK, I just send you a txt file with the source.

Great plugin, but IE reports a bug when the plugin is on (it doesn’t when it’s off)…

Webpage error details

Message: ‘wpListL10n’ is undefined
Line: 5
Char: 1
Code: 0
URI: http://www.michelfortin.com/wp-includes/js/wp-lists.js

Which version are you using? Please email me [email protected] the html source which causing the error.

Well, apparently, you updated your plugin — I updated it through WP’s admin panel, and now it works fine. ;)

I was really looking for a plugin like Real IP as we are setting up a load balanced WP environment. However, when I activated it, I got a fatal error. Granted, we have a different setup where all of the WordPress php files are on a Cloud Storage setup which is a mount point (symlink).

Here is what the error said: Fatal error: Call to undefined function filter_var() in /mnt/cloudstorage/mydl_wordpress/wp-content/plugins/real-ip/real-ip.php on line 28

Any thoughts?

Here is an old version which does not use filter function.

http://blog.mudy.info/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/real-ip.zip

Works great, thank you

Hi there,

I know that Parallel Load 1.4 was supposed to be compatible with Fancybox for WordPress, but it doesn’t work in my case. Parallel Load loads the external scripts into the header after Fancyboxes calls.

@Dave
I fixed it 1.5.

@Yejun
Beautiful, thank you so much!!! Works perfectly. Do you take donations?

@Dave
You are welcome.
Here is my paypal donation link.

Please feel free making request, suggestion and reporting bugs here. Donations are not required but are surely appreciated

Good work with this plugin, thanks.

Thanks for Real IP. Statpress is now reporting the correct IPs. I run my WP install behind a proxy and prior to finding your plugin I was dreading having to modify WP core.

How is it possible that after installing Real IP plugin the IP from the spammer is 127.0.0.1 (localhost)

@myname If you use front end proxy or balancer, you need to force it clear x-forwarded-for and x-real-ip. Because spammer can add any header to the http request.
The default behavior of proxy or balancer are appending to x-forwarded-for header.

Does the CDN plug-in also support image/media files (offloading them to the CDN)?

@Mark Bailey
It doesn’t support uploaded files.

In looking at the plug-in, I think I could possibly tweak it to also support uploaded files…I am just not sure of the right hook for the upload directory/URL. Can you suggest it?

The plug-in would be MUCH more valuable if it also supported uploaded media files (not the uploading itself, but the URL rewriting). In a typical blog page the JS, CSS and theme files might only be a small percentage of the page, while uploaded images might be a much larger percentage. If the plug-in supported these too, it could greatly improve load times.

@Mark Bailey
If you read my image optimizer’s source code, you will see those hook.

Thanks!

@Yejun
Hmm, I can’t find it. I thought I would simply need to duplicate one of the functions and specify the uploads directory hook, but I can’t figure out how to do it based on your other plug-in. Am I on the right track? Thanks.

@Mark Bailey
You should hook to wp_update_attachment_metadata.

Thank you. That’s what I thought, however I got an error message when I tweaked the plug-in that way. I will go through everything and double-check. Basically I just created additional components in the CDN plug-in, adding to the JS/CSS/theme components but changing the hook. I appreciate the help.

@Yejun
Would you be willing to show me the proper syntax to add this hook? I thought I knew but I do not. Sorry.

BTW, I understand that SimpleCDN no longer offers its mirror buckets.

It won’t be trivial to add support for uploading. Otherwise I would have done it already.

Hi,

I don’t actually want to add the uploading function itself. I just want to add one more type of file support (images and other files that are added to posts). I just want to add URL rewrite support for these in the exact same way that the plug-in handles other files…but I don’t need to add the actual uploading function.

I hope I didn’t do a bad job of explaining myself earlier. :-)

Thanks.

Mark

To further explain, I know that the best way to add an image to a post would be to upload the image directly to the CDN, then add it to the post via URL. I am just trying to figure out how to do a redirect or something else to handle images that have been uploaded directly to the blog (but not the CDN) in the past.

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Actually, I am able to offload my uploads to the CDN by simply doing a URL redirect from the uploads directory to my CDN. That’s all that is necessary (when the CDN is doing a mirror, or origin pull). It would be great if this functionality was in your plug-in…just a redirect option for the WP uploads directory. This would add the functionality I was mentioning.

SimpleCDN keep changing their product offering.

They now have a Hurricane offering that seems to be a full CDN

More interesting is their Lightning offer which is currently in Beta – it is just a raw mirror, no storage costs, and works great with this plugin other than the one feature Mark has been looking for, mirroring uploaded media.
It might not be suitable for content that gets updated, still need to do some testing on how they handle cache refresh.

I’ve just installed your My CDN plugin, and am using it on SimpleCDN. I had previously been using CDN Tools in order to get some performance improvement by loading the common JS files off Google.

I think that you should add that feature in (pointing to Google JS files), so as to save CDN charges, to parallelize the loading, and to utilise on-browser caching as well. I also couldn’t find an easy way to setup the CDN for images or other media. Perhaps, in the settings page, have a way of adding file extensions to cache, and the prefix of the CDN to use.

Thanks so much for the real IP plugin. I am using it on my site and it works beautiully. However, when I looked at the code I was surprised to see that you weren’t using the ‘pre_comment_user_ip’ filter. Dont get me wrong, it works perfectly. I was just curious if there was a reason you chose not to use the filter?

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Thank you for a great plugin. I’m very appreciate it. Cheers!

Hi, thanks for this – much appreciated!

I have been looking for a plug in to reduce uploaded images’s size and also a plugin to improve my javascript loading time.

This is exactly what I have been looking for!