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Descripción
Comet Cache Pro está diseñado para sitios con alto volumen de páginas, blogs con contenido frecuente e instalaciones de WordPress que necesitan reducir consultas repetidas, con caché de página, caché del navegador, caché de errores 404, caché de feeds y expiración automática configurable. Ayuda a quienes buscan una carga más rápida sin depender de ajustes manuales constantes en archivos del servidor o reglas complejas de infraestructura.
Principales características de Comet Cache Pro
- Caché de páginas
Genera copias estáticas de páginas para reducir el procesamiento PHP recurrente. - Caché en el navegador
Configura caché del lado del cliente para reutilizar archivos ya cargados por el visitante. - Caché de feeds
Almacena respuestas de feeds para disminuir consultas repetidas a WordPress. - Filtros de CDN
Reescribe URL de archivos estáticos para servir assets por CDN. - Compresión de HTML
Elimina espacios y etiquetas redundantes del HTML antes de la entrega.
Beneficios de Comet Cache Pro
- Menos carga en el servidor
Las páginas almacenadas en caché reducen las llamadas a la base de datos en accesos repetidos. - Navegación más rápida
Los archivos reutilizados por el navegador disminuyen el tiempo de espera en las visitas. - Mejor respuesta en picos
La caché ayuda al sitio a lidiar con tráfico concentrado. - Control técnico claro
Las opciones quedan centralizadas en el panel del plugin.
¿Para quién está indicado Comet Cache Pro?
- Quienes publican muchas entradas, páginas o feeds y necesitan reducir el procesamiento repetido.
- Quienes mantienen sitios institucionales en WordPress y quieren mejorar el tiempo de respuesta.
- Quienes usan CDN para servir imágenes, scripts y estilos con menor latencia.
Cómo descargar Comet Cache Pro
Comet Cache Pro está disponible para descarga aquí en Ultrapack. Después de descargar el archivo .zip, instálelo en Plugins > Añadir nuevo > Subir plugin, seleccione el paquete y actívelo. Después de la activación, configure las opciones en el menú del plugin en el panel de WordPress.
Comet Cache Pro se adapta a proyectos de WordPress que necesitan caché configurable sin transformar el mantenimiento del sitio en una tarea técnica pesada. Con funciones para páginas, navegador, feeds, CDN e HTML, concentra ajustes de rendimiento en un flujo predecible, útil para quienes desean reducir la lentitud percibida y mantener el panel más controlable.
Preguntas frecuentes
¿El plugin Comet Cache Pro es GPL?
Sí. Comet Cache Pro se distribuye bajo la licencia GPL (GNU General Public License). Puedes usarlo, modificarlo y redistribuirlo legalmente en todos los sitios que quieras.
¿Puedo usar el plugin Comet Cache Pro en más de un sitio?
Sí. No hay límite de dominios: puedes instalar Comet Cache Pro en todos los sitios (dominios) que desees.
¿Cuánto cuesta el plugin Comet Cache Pro en Ultrapack?
Comet Cache Pro cuesta US$ 2,99 en la compra individual, y también está incluido en los planes de suscripción desde US$12/mes (VIP I).
¿El plugin Comet Cache Pro incluye actualizaciones?
Sí. La versión actual de Comet Cache Pro es la 170220, publicada en Ultrapack el 17/11/2018. Los suscriptores actualizan directamente desde el panel de WordPress con UAU (Ultrapack Auto Updater).
¿Es seguro descargar e instalar el plugin Comet Cache Pro en mi WordPress?
Sí. Cada versión de Comet Cache Pro pasa por un análisis de malware (ClamAV y reglas YARA, en UltraHub) antes de publicarse.
¿Cuáles son los requisitos del plugin Comet Cache Pro?
Requiere WordPress 4.2 o superior. Probado hasta WordPress 4.8.
Qué cambió en esta versión
Versión 170220
- New Feature: Comet Cache can now be configured to automatically clear the cache for date-based archive views whenever any single post is cleared due to changes in content, title, etc. See: Dashboard → Comet Cache → Plugin Options → Automatic Cache Clearing → Auto-Clear "Date-Based Archives" Too?. See also: [Issue #724]
- New Pro Feature: Apache Optimizations now include a new option that allows site owners to enforce an exact host name for all requests. See: Dashboard → Comet Cache Pro → Plugin Options → Apache Optimizations → Enforce an Exact Host Name?. See also: [Issue #101]
- Bug Fix: Apache detection sometimes inaccurate. So instead of using default WP core globals for server detection, Comet Cache now uses it's own set of Apache/Nginx/IIS detection functions. And, this release enhances our Apache and Nginx detection routines; making them smart enough to catch additional edge cases; i.e., to further reduce the likelihood of there being a false-positive. See [Issue #748]
- Bug Fix: Some XML-RPC and REST API requests were being cached inadvertently. See [Issue #855]
- Bug Fix: Broken textarea field due to `white-space:nowrap` in Firefox. See [Issue #866]
- Bug Fix: This release resolves empty directories being left in the cache folder, in some scenarios. See [Thread #866]
- Bug Fix (Pro): Some REST requests were being redirected incorrectly whenever Apache Optimizations were enabled. See [Issue #855]
- Compatibility Bug Fix: Some Jetpack API calls were being cached inadvertently. See [Issue #855]
- Enhancement: Notes in HTML source now indicate fully functional on first load for improved clarity. See [Issue #860]
- Enhancement: Enhancing security by removing `basename(__FILE__)` from direct access notices.
Versión 161227
- Note: This is a Comet Cache Pro maintenance release.
- Bug Fix (Pro): Resolves an issue with the previous Pro maintenance release (v161226) where `admin-bar.min.css` was missing, which caused issues with the Admin Bar buttons. This was due to a glitch in our build system. See [Issue #864]
Versión 161226
- Note: This is a Comet Cache Pro maintenance release.
- Bug Fix (Pro): Resolves error `Unable to determine UA info directory location` when upgrading to latest release. See [Issue #862]
- Bug Fix (Pro): Enhancing compatibility with InfiniteWP, ManageWP, and other remote management tools for WordPress. See [Issue #862]
- Bug Fix (Pro): Incorrect time calculations whenever load average checks are enabled in Comet Cache configuration options. See [Issue #853]
- Cleanup: Removed an old API call that checked for a newer lite version. No longer necessary.
Versión 161221
- Bug Fix: Improving PHP OPcache detection. Now considering the INI option `opcache.restrict_api`. Comet Cache is now smart enough to avoid generating the PHP Warning: _PHP Warning: Zend OPcache API is restricted by "restrict_api" configuration directive_. See [Issue #733]
- New Feature (Pro): Mobile Mode. This release adds a new feature that is designed to improve compatibility with Adaptive themes for mobile devices. To learn more, please see: Dashboard → Comet Cache Pro → Plugin Options → Mobile Mode. See also: [Issue #471]
- Enhancement: Auto-Clearing Author Page Cache. This release makes Comet Cache smart enough to detect when a user is deleted (or removed from a child blog in a Network), at which time the Author page for that user will be cleared from the cache so it can be regenerated automatically. See [Issue #304]
- Enhancement: Multibyte Compatibility. This release improves support for WordPress Permalinks that contain UTF-8 symbols (or emojis) in them. More specifically, this release adds the `/u` flag to all `preg_*` calls in cache clearing routines that generate cache paths from Watered-Down Regex patterns entered by a site owner. See: [Issue #611]
- Enhancement: Widget Change Detection. Comet Cache can now detect when Appearance → Widgets are added/edited/removed, and Comet Cache will automatically clear the cache so that your site remains up-to-date. See [Issue #411]
- Enhancement (Pro): Static CDN Filters and `srcset`. This release enhances Static CDN Filters in Comet Cache Pro. Static CDN Filters are now smart enough to filter all image sources included in an `srcset=""` attribute that is generated by WordPress. See [Issue #660]
- Enhancement (Pro): Automatic Background Updates. It is now possible to enable automatic background updates that occur quietly in the background whenever new features, bug fixes, or security issues are addressed by our developers. See: Dashboard → Comet Cache Pro → Config. Options → Update Credentials. See also: [Issue #827]
- Enhancement (Pro): HTML Compressor + Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP). Updated to the latest available release of the HTML Compressor (v161208) with improved support for [Accelerated Mobile Pages]
- Enhancement (Pro): HTML Compressor / AMP Compatibility. Improved compatibility with [Accelerated Mobile Pages]( There is a new HTML Compressor option that is enabled by default and it makes Comet Cache smart enough to auto-detect and selectively disable portions of the HTML Compressor that are incompatible with the AMP spec; i.e., routines that are not necessary when serving APMd pages. In short, if the URI being compressed ends with `/amp/`, or the document contains a top-level ` ` tag (` ` is accepted as well), then features which are incompatible with [Accelerated Mobile Pages]
- Compatibility: Avoid deprecated `wp_get_sites` and use `get_sites` instead. See [Issue #848]
- Documentation: Added Watered-Down Regex documentation notes to the inline documentation (in the software) about the use of `^` and `$` in some places where these special characters are not fully supported. Also adding the same notes to the [Watered-Down Regex KB Article]
Versión 161119
- Bug Fix: Avoid browser autocomplete in configuration fields by adding `autocomplete="off"` to all form tags in Comet Cache menu pages. See [Issue #832]
- Bug Fix: Fixed a broken link to the [Static CDN Filters tutorial for MaxCDN integration]
- Bug Fix: Multisite installations inside a subdirectory were broken by Apache Optimizations via `.htaccess` in some scenarios. Fixed in this release. See [Issue #798]
- Bug Fix: Don't enqueue `Chart.js` unnecessarily in lite version of the software. See [Issue #830]
- Bug Fix: Enhancing WooCommerce integration by listening to the `woocommerce_product_set_stock_status` hook in addition to the `woocommerce_product_set_stock` hook. See [Issue #674]
- Bug Fix (Pro): Automatically dismiss any persistent update notifications whenever a new version of the software is recompiled; i.e., don't continue to show an upgrade notice whenever the software has just been updated by a site owner. See [Issue #806]
- Enhancement: This version enhances the HTML comments left in the source code (HTML Debug Notes). When debug notes are enabled (i.e., HTML comments) they are now broken down into key/value pairs and tabulated for a cleaner display and easier debugging. See [Issue #790]
- Performance Enhancement: For sites configured to allow query string variables into the cache, those variables are now sorted by key name internally to avoid duplicate cache files; i.e., whenever the order of query string variables changes from request to another, but with the same exact values. In short, Comet Cache now knows how to serve the same underlying cache file; i.e., from a previous request that may have had the same query string, just in a slightly different order. See [Issue #639]
- UI Enhancement: The Comet Cache UI is now fully Responsive with an improved UI on laptop and mobile devices. Props @renzms. See [Issue #699]
- UI Enhancement: This release improves the toggle link that allows you to see additional details whenever Comet Cache automatically clears more than one facet of the cache. See [Issue #837]
- UI Enhancement (Pro): Following improvements to the update API in a previous release of Comet Cache that made it possible to update both the lite and pro versions of the software through normal WordPress update mechanisms, this release removes some clutter from the menu pages for Comet Cache. In short, now that we have a tighter integration with WordPress core, it's no longer necessary for Comet Cache to display update notifications in a custom way. See [Issue #829]
- New Pro Feature: In the pro version it is now possible to define a list of GET request variable names that should be ignored entirely by Comet Cache. See: Dashboard → Comet Cache → Plugin Options → GET Requests → List of GET Variable Names to Ignore. As an example, this new feature makes it possible for site owners to pass query string variables associated with Google Analytics (i.e., `utm_*` variable names) without incurring a cache performance hit. See [Issue #639]
- Nonce Support (Pro): In the pro version, when logged-in user caching is enabled, Comet Cache is now capable of intelligently caching pages that contain Nonce values
- RevSlider Compat.: This release includes a built-in exclusion rule for the HTML Compressor to allow for improved compatibility with the popular RevSlider plugin for WordPress. The new built-in exclusion rule looks for and automatically bypasses an important style tag that must be preserved for the RevSlider plugin to work in all scenarios; i.e., `
- i18n Compat. (Lite): This release makes all pro preview labels translatable by moving the labels that were previously defined in CSS only into HTML attribute values. See [Issue #808]
Notas de versión publicadas por el desarrollador.
Cómo instalar
Actualización automática: este ítem se actualiza con el Ultrapack Auto Updater. Con él instalado, la versión nueva aparece en tu panel como cualquier otra actualización de WordPress (cómo configurarlo).
- Descarga el archivo
comet-cache-pro.zip. - En el panel de WordPress, ve a Plugins > Añadir nuevo > Subir plugin.
- Selecciona el archivo
comet-cache-pro.zipy haz clic en Instalar ahora. - Haz clic en Activar.
Requisitos: Requiere WordPress 4.2 o superior. Probado hasta WordPress 4.8.
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