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Hey, thanks for the awsome plugin!
One question. The Inline Posts to show and hide posts Works just fine but it is quite slow on first click/load.
How can I increase the speed?
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10:40 am
August 14, 2008
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Aaron
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The first time you load a post AWP has to send a request to the server to download the post. The post is the completely processed by WordPress and returned to AWP which then displays it in the page. After the first time the post is showed then hidden, the rest of the content is just hidden, so re-showing it takes no time.
While the short answer is there is no way to speed it up, the longer answer is if you speed up WordPress or your server, the post will be displayed faster.
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Is there a way to reload the posts?
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11:49 am
August 15, 2008
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Aaron
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What do you mean by that?
The posts are reloaded every time the page is reloaded.
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sorry Aaron I made a typing mistake
I ment Preload instead of reload
Is there a way to pre-load the posts?
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Hey Aaron,
I found a open source java script effect library and I like the Effects Effect.SlideDown and Effect.Slideup.
I’d like to replace the inline Post from AJAXed Wordpress with this Java Script to make the page work faster.
Can you tell me which Function I need to replace?
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3:06 am
September 14, 2008
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Aaron
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If you want to use scriptaculous for effects, just select the prototype.js library on the awp effects menu then set up the effects. However, only the built in effects are available to use with inline posts because most other libraries aren’t capable of performing the effects correctly.
Using it will not change the behavior of AWP and will not preload any of the content. AWP doesn’t support preloading, and right now, new features are only being added to AWP when a user hires me to do so.
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Found a great Accordion Script that does the trick. It also enables horizontal and vertical Accordion and has Ajax Support
http://www.aughenbaugh.us/accordion2/Index.html
Maybe you can build that into Ajaxed Wordpress. Works fast and easy.
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6:43 pm
October 29, 2008
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Matt
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Not sure that this isnt the fault for the slow loading.
My page loads in a few seconds…as do the entire single posts (clicking on the post title). However when clicking “continue reading” link, the xmlhttprequest take 30 seconds CONSISTANTLY across all platforms, browsers and locations.
This is irrespective of js library loaded and whether or not the “special effects” are on or off.
getting the remaining portions of the post should take milliseconds not 30 seconds…as proven by loading the individual post in its entirety.
WP 2.6.3
AWP 1.23.5
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