http://wpmu.org/maximize-wordpress-and-buddypress-performance-with-w3-total-cache/ WordPress, Multisite & BuddyPress plugins, themes, news and reviews and special offers from the team at WPMU.org Wed, 23 May 2012 03:54:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://wpmu.org/maximize-wordpress-and-buddypress-performance-with-w3-total-cache/#comment-124868 James Castro Tue, 29 Nov 2011 06:12:02 +0000 http://wpmu.org/?p=31747#comment-124868 This plugin breaked my system, because of it the permalinks died.I had links like site/community/members/username, now it doesn't allow me, I only can get to the user by site/members/username. Does anyone know why?How can I fix this? This plugin breaked my system, because of it the permalinks died.I had links like site/community/members/username, now it doesn’t allow me, I only can get to the user by site/members/username. Does anyone know why?How can I fix this?

]]> http://wpmu.org/maximize-wordpress-and-buddypress-performance-with-w3-total-cache/#comment-122496 wp-coder.net » 1,000 Posts on WordPress and BuddyPress Fri, 04 Nov 2011 03:08:37 +0000 http://wpmu.org/?p=31747#comment-122496 [...] Maximize WordPress and BuddyPress Performance With W3 Total Cache [...] [...] Maximize WordPress and BuddyPress Performance With W3 Total Cache [...]

]]> http://wpmu.org/maximize-wordpress-and-buddypress-performance-with-w3-total-cache/#comment-122080 Mike Kennedy Tue, 01 Nov 2011 11:50:02 +0000 http://wpmu.org/?p=31747#comment-122080 Old post, I know, but I'm just wondering: I have a basic VPS, and my BuddyPress/WordPress site has about 40 members, and the memory usage goes up to almost 70%; would W3 Total Cache help my server out much? Old post, I know, but I’m just wondering: I have a basic VPS, and my BuddyPress/WordPress site has about 40 members, and the memory usage goes up to almost 70%; would W3 Total Cache help my server out much?

]]> http://wpmu.org/maximize-wordpress-and-buddypress-performance-with-w3-total-cache/#comment-24435 Information Technology Education | Blog | Maximize WordPress and BuddyPress Performance With W3 Total Cache Thu, 19 Aug 2010 14:02:26 +0000 http://wpmu.org/?p=31747#comment-24435 [...] Maximize WordPress and BuddyPress Performance With W3 Total Cache. [...] [...] Maximize WordPress and BuddyPress Performance With W3 Total Cache. [...]

]]> http://wpmu.org/maximize-wordpress-and-buddypress-performance-with-w3-total-cache/#comment-23698 Alfa Sun, 15 Aug 2010 16:31:51 +0000 http://wpmu.org/?p=31747#comment-23698 I use W3 Total Cache plugin. thanks I use W3 Total Cache plugin. thanks

]]> http://wpmu.org/maximize-wordpress-and-buddypress-performance-with-w3-total-cache/#comment-22197 Frederick Townes Wed, 04 Aug 2010 17:48:30 +0000 http://wpmu.org/?p=31747#comment-22197 Well yes, it's not possible due to the number of options and the way caching works in WordPress to do this reliably for all possible use cases, so it's only a partial implementation. Input appreciated. Well yes, it’s not possible due to the number of options and the way caching works in WordPress to do this reliably for all possible use cases, so it’s only a partial implementation. Input appreciated.

]]> http://wpmu.org/maximize-wordpress-and-buddypress-performance-with-w3-total-cache/#comment-21188 Eric Bramlett Wed, 28 Jul 2010 14:06:53 +0000 http://wpmu.org/?p=31747#comment-21188 Forgot to check "notify of followup"... Forgot to check “notify of followup”…

]]> http://wpmu.org/maximize-wordpress-and-buddypress-performance-with-w3-total-cache/#comment-21186 Eric Bramlett Wed, 28 Jul 2010 14:02:45 +0000 http://wpmu.org/?p=31747#comment-21186 Is there a known issue with network activation for networked blogs? It's triggering a fatal error on two separate installations. Is there a known issue with network activation for networked blogs? It’s triggering a fatal error on two separate installations.

]]> http://wpmu.org/maximize-wordpress-and-buddypress-performance-with-w3-total-cache/#comment-20927 Speed Up WordPress on Shared or Cheap Hosting With Hyper Cache - WPMU.org – WordPress, Multisite and BuddyPress news, tips and resources Mon, 26 Jul 2010 14:03:06 +0000 http://wpmu.org/?p=31747#comment-20927 [...] little while back we posted an article about how to Maximize WordPress and BuddyPress Performance With W3 Total Cache. If you’re new to WordPress caching, you can catch up on the basics by reading that one. W3 [...] [...] little while back we posted an article about how to Maximize WordPress and BuddyPress Performance With W3 Total Cache. If you’re new to WordPress caching, you can catch up on the basics by reading that one. W3 [...]

]]> http://wpmu.org/maximize-wordpress-and-buddypress-performance-with-w3-total-cache/#comment-16965 Frederick Townes Sat, 19 Jun 2010 20:59:25 +0000 http://wpmu.org/?p=31747#comment-16965 David, W3TC has more capabilities, so when various events the plugin performs run more memory is required. It has nothing to do with how the plugin works, it's just life. WordPress itself requires different amounts of memory depending on what you're doing also. We're talking here about PHP's memory allocation, none of the cases you're referring to. Since every theme, server etc is different I don't have any rules of thumb here, but in the past year I've only seen 1 user that had to change their PHP memory allocation and that was because of how their theme was written. David, W3TC has more capabilities, so when various events the plugin performs run more memory is required. It has nothing to do with how the plugin works, it’s just life. WordPress itself requires different amounts of memory depending on what you’re doing also. We’re talking here about PHP’s memory allocation, none of the cases you’re referring to. Since every theme, server etc is different I don’t have any rules of thumb here, but in the past year I’ve only seen 1 user that had to change their PHP memory allocation and that was because of how their theme was written.

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