[tibor]

Hi,

It is a very great script, with very extensive features and options. You have thought of absoulutely everything. I really like it, and really appriciate the great work. I finally succesfully migrated my comments from Gentlesource Comment Script, it is much better than that.

However, I only miss one feature - caching. Gentlesource could cache the comments, so it didn't select the comments from the database every time the a page was loaded. After a new comment it just deleted the cache, and cached again when the page was loaded next time - and the cache of that particular page contained the new comment. With Commentics, with 200+comments, page load can be 10+ secs, with GentleSource it was just 5. That served static pages (pagination is not really an option for some reasons).

So I am writing if there is a slight chance, that someone already have a solution for this, or if it will be in the next version. I would pay for solutions, too, if someone may have done it.

Thanks!

[Steven]

Hi,

I'm considering this for the next version. The only obstacle is that for it to work accurately, it would need to re-cache not only when a new comment is submitted but also whenever someone 'likes' or 'dislikes' a comment. Due to the possibly high frequency of this, it didn't seem as worthwhile. What are your thoughts?

[tibor]

Hi,

Yes, you're right. I dont' use likes/dislikes, but probably many users use it, so it is more complicated. And also, for me, speed is very important for SEO reasons, and I also don't use pagination because of that, so this feature maybe wouldn't be that important for so many users. I just guessed there may be a solution, or developement for this.

[Steven]

Okay, maybe this could be an optional setting.

In any case, the next version is going to be a great deal faster, even without caching enabled.

[tibor]

That's great news, thanks for the info and again, for the great script! Even though I made some modifications, I will update for that as soon as possible.