Thanks for that!

I checked my "Cookies to support" config and I had:

ytstylefont
ytstylewidth
ytcolor

which I changed to :

ytstylefont|ytstylewidth|ytcolor

but I still got error messages. These cookie are associated with the user preferences for the layout of the YooTheme templates.

I checked my HTTP cookie headers in the browser and I couldn't find these cookies. I deleted the entry entirely and the messages have gone. Not sure what the impact is, but the error messages have now gone. Good enough for me ;-)

Hi,

First off, great product!

I've been getting PHP Notices for quite a while now spamming my logs. I think I get one for every hit:

[Thu Jul 30 13:35:09 2009] [error] [client XX.XX.XX.X] PHP Notice:  Undefined index:  ytstylefont\r\nytstylewidth\r\nytcolor in /var/www/vhosts/XXXX.com/httpdocs/administrator/components/com_jrecache/includes/cache_handler.php on line 821

Any idea what could be the cause of that?

Regards,

F.

Ok gotcha. Thanks!

Hi,

It's not clear to me where to download the new version. If I go to http://www.joomlatwork.com/vm_orders/product.html, I can only download version 3.0b according the the xml in the archive. Where do I get version 3.2 and where can I find the changelog?

Thanks for any pointers,

M.

Hi,

I'm assuming that you GZip cache entries on-the-fly on a per request basis right? To reduce CPU usage (whilst increasing storage usage), would it be possible to pre-gzip the cache entries and send that directly to the browser? This would save on Gzipping the same cache entries thousands of times. Or is this the case already?

Not all browsers send the "Accept-Encoding: compress, gzip" but I think these are in a minority now. So if the browser doesn't sent this header, then you could ungzip the requested cache entry on-the-fly. That might be more efficient. Or just store both an gzipped and uncompressed cache entry and sent whichever is appropriate for the request.

Thanks

F.

Hi,

If one clears the cache on a live system with many users currently logged in, then is there no risk of already logged in users generating cache entries for guest pages? Is that because the cache bypass cookie would be set for them and therefore ignored by the cache. Just wanted to make sure.

If not, then you'd have to trigger a clearing of all sessions in Joomla after a cache clear.

Thanks,

F.