_version key never gets set correctly if /wp-admin/ lives at another domain #21
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One solution may be to disregard the hostname portion, but that may not play well with multi-site features. |
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I think I'm running into this as well, mind sharing exactly what you did to kludge around this? |
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In the batcache manager plugin we're doing a string replace to switch the domain from our cms domain to the production domain: function batcache_clear_url($url) {
if ( empty($url) )
return false;
$url = str_replace("cms.site.com", "site.com", $url);
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I should also mention that we weren't actually using |
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Thank you, I added that in. I still can't seem to conclude that batcache is handling my requests, though, as it still does not give me any feedback. |
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Have you tried enabling the debug option? That will insert a comment at the end of your <head> tag with some stats. |
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I did trie that, but it doesn't seem to have any effect. |
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This means that you probably either don't have advanced-cache.php or WP_CACHE is not set or you're testing in a browser which has been logged in. |
The only place that the
_versionkey gets set is in the batcache manager plugin. It usesget_permalink()to determine the URL. This is a problem if/wp-admin/is accessed through a different domain than the main site. For us it sets the key usingcms.site.com, but batcache looks it up usingsite.com, so it misses every time. I am not sure how to best fix this, but we have a nastystr_replacehacked in for now.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: