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Possibly abandoned • Last updated 4841 days ago • 3 reviews
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Description
This plugin creates a dynamic HTML5 application cache manifest for each site and blogpost of your wordpress blog.
Features so far:
– Sidebar-Widgets, Sites and Posts are cached. – The Index Site of your Blog gets fully cached. – Support for the Advanced Customfields Plugin (only tested w/ standard version + repeater plugin) – On “Save post” event a new Appcache manifest will be generated (so the clients will update the content)
What this plugin can not do: – Cache youtube videos. – fix dead links
Installation
- Upload the appcache/ folder to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory
- Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Place
manifest="<?php echo site_url(); ?>/wp-content/plugins/appcache/manifest.appcache.php?appcache_id=<?php echo the_ID()."&referrer=".urlencode($_SERVER['SCRIPT_URL']); ?>"in your header.php INSIDE the html tag. It should look like this:<html manifest="...php stuff..."> - test it (look below in the FAQ)
- Thats it, but feel free to look at settings -> appcache in your admin interface. There are a few settings you can do
Frequently Asked Questions
How to Debug / look at the appcache / Is it working?
Its easy in Google Chrome:
– Debug by CMD+ALT+J for Javascript console.
– You can see the events fired up by the appcache manifest. Read them carefully! – If you get a HTTP 404 on any link to a img: the site wont get cached.
– type chrome://appcache-internals/ in your addressbar to look at all HTML5-Cached Sites. – If nothing is there be sure to look at the manifest. If any error is thrown there please send me an email with a link to the manifest.
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Changelog
1.0
- initial commit

