Posting not showing
Quote from leissagradas on August 5, 2020, 11:20 pmHello ,
What is happening is that someone make a post and publish it. However, it does not show in the forum. So, I have to open mySQL and run a repair on tables according to my support. They have informed me that Asgaros is running some tables with MyISAM engine and it should be all running InnoDB.
Is this accurate? Should I try to change the engine ? Anyone has a change-the-engine-for-dummies? 🙂
Regards
Hello ,
What is happening is that someone make a post and publish it. However, it does not show in the forum. So, I have to open mySQL and run a repair on tables according to my support. They have informed me that Asgaros is running some tables with MyISAM engine and it should be all running InnoDB.
Is this accurate? Should I try to change the engine ? Anyone has a change-the-engine-for-dummies? 🙂
Regards
Quote from Burt on August 6, 2020, 5:16 amThe only time I had that problem was when using a cache plugin. If you do use a cache plugin, make sure that where ever the page where the forum is display is not cache. Most cache plugin have the option to disable particular pages or section of your site..
The only time I had that problem was when using a cache plugin. If you do use a cache plugin, make sure that where ever the page where the forum is display is not cache. Most cache plugin have the option to disable particular pages or section of your site..
Quote from qualmy91 on August 6, 2020, 5:21 amHey @leissagradas,
you can easily change the engine by using this How-To:
If I’m right, the reason for using MyISAM is to provide a better compatibility for most of the webservers.
@asgaros
Is it still right, that MyISIAM has a better compatibility?
Hey @leissagradas,
you can easily change the engine by using this How-To:
If I’m right, the reason for using MyISAM is to provide a better compatibility for most of the webservers.
Is it still right, that MyISIAM has a better compatibility?
Quote from leissagradas on August 6, 2020, 2:51 pmQuote from Burt on August 6, 2020, 5:16 amThe only time I had that problem was when using a cache plugin. If you do use a cache plugin, make sure that where ever the page where the forum is display is not cache. Most cache plugin have the option to disable particular pages or section of your site..
I’ll check this tip. Thanks
Quote from Burt on August 6, 2020, 5:16 amThe only time I had that problem was when using a cache plugin. If you do use a cache plugin, make sure that where ever the page where the forum is display is not cache. Most cache plugin have the option to disable particular pages or section of your site..
I’ll check this tip. Thanks
Quote from leissagradas on August 6, 2020, 2:53 pmQuote from qualmy91 on August 6, 2020, 5:21 amHey @leissagradas,
you can easily change the engine by using this How-To:
If I’m right, the reason for using MyISAM is to provide a better compatibility for most of the webservers.
@asgaros
Is it still right, that MyISIAM has a better compatibility?
So, in the case that there is two engine , InnoDB and MyISAM.. can I choose one or another?
Regards,
Quote from qualmy91 on August 6, 2020, 5:21 amHey @leissagradas,
you can easily change the engine by using this How-To:
If I’m right, the reason for using MyISAM is to provide a better compatibility for most of the webservers.
Is it still right, that MyISIAM has a better compatibility?
So, in the case that there is two engine , InnoDB and MyISAM.. can I choose one or another?
Regards,
Quote from Asgaros on August 13, 2020, 3:28 amHello @leissagradas
One reason for this is the fulltext-search support. If you switch to another engine, the search-engine could be broken (based on the database-server configuration). So only switch if you really know what you do. Using MyISAM is not a problem at all.
Hello @leissagradas
One reason for this is the fulltext-search support. If you switch to another engine, the search-engine could be broken (based on the database-server configuration). So only switch if you really know what you do. Using MyISAM is not a problem at all.
Quote from leissagradas on August 13, 2020, 12:31 pmThanks,
I’ve turned off several plugins, including the cache plugin as suggested before. So far the posts are not getting lost. I’ll keep monitoring for more time before considering the issue closed.
So far the cache plugin seems to be the problem maker.
Regards
Thanks,
I’ve turned off several plugins, including the cache plugin as suggested before. So far the posts are not getting lost. I’ll keep monitoring for more time before considering the issue closed.
So far the cache plugin seems to be the problem maker.
Regards
Quote from qualmy91 on August 14, 2020, 4:07 amHey @leissagradas,
which caching plugin do you use on your website?
It should be enough to deactivate this function for the forum page, so you are able to get the benefits of caching and use Asgaros Forum without problems.
Hey @leissagradas,
which caching plugin do you use on your website?
It should be enough to deactivate this function for the forum page, so you are able to get the benefits of caching and use Asgaros Forum without problems.
Quote from leissagradas on August 14, 2020, 1:37 pmQuote from qualmy91 on August 14, 2020, 4:07 amHey @leissagradas,
which caching plugin do you use on your website?
It should be enough to deactivate this function for the forum page, so you are able to get the benefits of caching and use Asgaros Forum without problems.
I was using W3.. I found that too complex to me. I couldn’t find how to deactivate only the forum page. It would take longer to set everything.
Do you suggest any other one more suitable?
Regards
Quote from qualmy91 on August 14, 2020, 4:07 amHey @leissagradas,
which caching plugin do you use on your website?
It should be enough to deactivate this function for the forum page, so you are able to get the benefits of caching and use Asgaros Forum without problems.
I was using W3.. I found that too complex to me. I couldn’t find how to deactivate only the forum page. It would take longer to set everything.
Do you suggest any other one more suitable?
Regards
Quote from qualmy91 on August 15, 2020, 5:35 amHey @leissagradas,
to deactivate a page from caching with W3 you can easily follow this instruction:
I’m also using W3 Total Cache or WP Super Cache on client projects.
For WP Super Cache you can use the following instruction to include a page:
Hey @leissagradas,
to deactivate a page from caching with W3 you can easily follow this instruction:
I’m also using W3 Total Cache or WP Super Cache on client projects.
For WP Super Cache you can use the following instruction to include a page:
