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Mustard is an ancient spice used traditionally all over the world for both culinary and medicinal purposes.
In Ancient Egypt, mustard was used as respiratory therapy and later, in the Middle Ages, asthma was treated with this pungent, sulphur containing seed. The English physician Herberden also advised the use of mustard seed for the treatment of asthma (Nourishing Traditions).
When the mustard seed is ground, compounds released from the sugar molecule have a strong odor and a subsequently irritating effect on any skin or mucous membranes that come in contact. This may explain its traditional use for respiratory ailments given its almost homeopathic effect on the sinuses and lungs.
When used as a condiment, mustard is usually something people either very much enjoy or totally avoid. There doesn't seem to be much middle ground when it comes to mustard!
While decent quality organic mustards can be purchased at the healthfood store, it is still better to make it yourself. First, homemade mustard always tastes better and second, you can ferment the ingredients rendering it even more nutritious, beneficial and potent to the respiratory and digestive systems due to the presence of beneficial probiotics!
Below is my recipe for homemade mustard (yellow not dijon). Feel free to play with the spices and adjust to your own personal taste if you prefer your mustard stronger or milder.
Fermented Homemade Mustard
Makes 1 cup
3/4 cup ground organic yellow mustard (sources)
1/2 cup organic, raw apple cider vinegar (sources)
1/4 cup filtered water
1 tsp sea salt (sources)
1/4 tsp organic turmeric (sources)
pinch of organic garlic powder (sources)
pinch of organic paprika (sources)
Mix all ingredients well in a pint size mason jar. Leave on the counter at room temperature for 1-2 days and then refrigerate. Mustard will last several months refrigerated.
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I, too, make my own mustard…thru the grinding process…but was wondering if sprouting the mustard seeds would make a better product? Sprouting helps so much else….sprouting is my new thing….can ya tell…lol
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I've been meaning to make this forever, and today I finally did! It's super spicy, and has a beautiful color! We'll see how it is in a few days. I can't wait to make deviled eggs with it!
I love your recipes. I was just wondering, if I wanted to make honey mustard and dijon mustard. Would I just add honey to this recipe? I'm trying to get rid of all the condiments in my frig, and re-make them in a healthier version myself. Thank you in advance!!
After 2 days on the counter, I don't see any bubbles in the mustard. It tastes good, spicy! Should there be bubbles?
Gudrun B
excellent timing! i have been considering making my own mustard but was not sure how (i think a lot of recipes out there cook it?) definitely on my to do list now! THANKS
That sounds out of this world, did not know you could ferment the mustard.
Pavil, the Uber Noob
Should mustard seed be soaked before grinding?
I have been looking to make my own condiments! Now I need to go back through the rest of your site!
Melissa Smart via Facebook
I had been wondering how to make GAPS-legal yellow mustard! Sometimes dijon just won't do. Thanks!
Just started a batch of mustard today. I've never made my own before. I'm sure I'll like it.
RE your post on the Tampa Bay History Center. I left Tampa before that museum was in place, but I'll check it out when next I visit. Your comment on the Columbia Restaurant was spot on. That was my fav restaurant and I ate there often. Not just for the soup either. When I moved to the beach (Bradenton), I used the Columbia on St Armands Circle. Not as attractive at the Historic Ybor City location, but the food was still good. Sure miss all that now that I'm in TX. Don't know if you have it, but the Columbia Cookbook is great. Not only for the recipes but a lot about the Gonzmart family and Ybor City.
Perfect timing! I just told my hubby I was cleaning out the door of our fridge this week and making you ketchup and mayo and now MUSTARD!!! Yeah! No more icky condiments in our fridge! Switching to natural and learning all this is great but so hard to see others still eating it. I am watching 2 boys today and had to make them pbj on white bread, chicken rings (um….) and mac n cheese… my kid had steak, pinapple and homemade sprouted crackers… and he didn't argue!
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Way to go Jackie! Be sure to taste the mustard as you are mixing it up for the first time to be sure you like the flavor of it. I like my mustard kind of strong so play with it so you get it just right for your tastebuds.
Jennifer Vega via Facebook
Yay!!!we make all the fermented bevs and condiments too and love!!although I cant get my 5&6 year old girls to use the ketchup. They LOVE the organic storebought and I.cant seem to tweaj it to where theyll use it. But they eat everything else so no complaints from this mama. 😉
My kids won't eat it either…..I think it is the fish sauce that turns my gang off….I wish that you didn't need to use it. Maybe if we added a different starter like caldwell's???
I don't use the fish sauce. Is there a reason why you "need" it. I just omit it. I don't mind it in there, I just don't trust any of the brands at my Asian market.
I didn't use the fish sauce in my first and only ever fermented ketchup, although I had to scale down because I got a bunch of homegrown tomatoes and made my own tomatoe paste, but a large skillet and small only gave me 2C of tomatoe paste. Although I used the small end of the maple syrup 1/4 c it was too sweet for me but it was great otherwise. Oh and I substituted some coconut alternative for a soy sauce. Cant wait to make this mustard.
Mid South Moma
I never thought about making my own mustard. I most definitely need to try this!
Kathe Yates via Facebook
I'll be trying this. Always happy to add another probiotic food to our diet…….thanks.
Francesca Tropea via Facebook
This looks SO ridiculously easy!
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@Jennifer .. yes organic ACV will work but raw will give the best results.
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@April So glad you are on the fermentation wagon! Condiments are an easy way to get some raw enzyme and probiotic rich foods into you with a cooked meal like a grassfed burger. Much easier for the kids too if they aren't big on the sauerkraut, etc as a fermented side dish.
Could you add 1 Tbsp of whey to add to the fermentation process or would it be to "acidy" with the addtion of the cider vinegar?
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
The NT recipe uses whey and lemon juice. I prefer ACV by itself and it ferments fine. Go ahead and try it though if you like. Fermentation is a very creative process and there is no one right answer.
April Mott via Facebook
Wow, at this rate, I won't have to buy anything pre-packaged again :)! Our family just loves your recipes for homemade cereal, ketchup, teriyaki and bbq sauce. Thank you, Sarah,for all the time you put into creating such yummy and nutritious recipes!
Amanda Clare via Facebook
I read that if you add black pepper, the assimilation of turmeric in your body greatly increases.
Jennifer Vega via Facebook
Sweet. Can organic acv work if its not raw?
thehealthyhomeeconomist via Facebook
You don't need whey as there is ACV and salt in the recipe already.
Francesca Tropea via Facebook
Oh, heck yes!
Kristy Pendergast via Facebook
I was just thinking that, Jennifer. Am I missing something, how is it lactofermented?
Jennifer Vega via Facebook
It says lactofermented but the recipe has no whey……..
Michelle Taylor Waite via Facebook
I just pinned it. I will have to try this soon.
This looks like a great idea. I have been adding sauerkraut, greek yogurt, even kefir to my carb backloading plan, and have noticed a marked improvement in my digestive health. Like everything else, probiotic, I will have to give this a try…haha.
Looks tasty! I definitely will add this to my "try" list in the next week or two. Thank you!
This looks super-easy. We love mustard for salad dressings at my house, and it'll be great to make our own!
I never use pre-ground mustard. Always the mustard seeds and grind my own.
I've been making my own for a LONG time, but I found this information about two years ago, and I've used a couple of the variation methods. http://honest-food.net/2010/10/18/how-to-make-mustard/
Soooo easy and tasty. Nothing like it on a ham sandwich or a French Dip dunker!
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Love that idea to grind your own mustard seeds. What do you use to grind them? A babyfood grinder or a food processor? Maybe a flour mill would work?
I like my mustard really smooth and not grainy though .. does your mustard turn out really smooth?
Hi Sarah, I use a Cuisinart grinder (I think it's probably a coffee bean grinder, I don't know for sure). I have two of them and I use one for coffee beans only and the other for all types of spices. The longer you grind, the more powdery it gets, but I leave my mustard seeds slightly gritty because we like it that way. If you just keep grinding though they should end up to be a smooth powder. I think you could probably use any of those gadgets you mentioned and end up with something good to use! If you experiment, let us know which machine does the best job of powderizing them, k?


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David Hallberg is an American classical ballet dancer. He is a principal dancer for the Bolshoi Ballet and American Ballet Theatre, and became the first American to become a principal dancer with the Bolshoi in 2011.[2][3] Hallberg was invited by Sergei Filin, Bolshoi Ballet's artistic director to join as either a guest artist or principal.[4] Part of his decision to join was made, in part, to dance with ballerina Natalia Osipova with whom he has danced previously.[4]
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- Bio as Artistic Director at RNZB site
- Archival footage of David Hallberg performing in Nacho Duato's Kaburias in 2012 at Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival.
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- ^ a b "David Hallberg - ABT: Dancers". American Ballet Theatre. Retrieved August 13, 2014.
- ^ a b Hawgood, Alex (March 8, 2013). "The Prince of Ballet, Leaping Onto a New World Stage". New York Times. Retrieved 11 July 2013.
- ^ Katz Rizzo, Laura (1 September 2012). "Vaganova's Vision and the Development of Neoclassical Russian Ballet Technique". Dance Chronicle 35 (3): 408–413. doi:10.1080/01472526.2012.720960. Retrieved 11 July 2013.
- ^ a b Alastair Macaulay; Daniel J. Wakin (September 20, 2011). "American Is to Join the Bolshoi Ballet". New York Times. Retrieved 11 July 2013.
- ^ ttanner (August–September 2006). "A Princely Principal". Pointe Magazine Online. Retrieved 11 July 2013.
- ^ "Principals, David Hallberg". American Ballet Theatre.
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Slow cinema is a genre of art cinema film-making that emphasizes long takes, and is often minimalist, observational, and with little or no narrative.[1][2] It is sometimes called "contemplative cinema".[3]
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Sight & Sound noted of the definition of slow cinema that "The length of a shot, on which much of the debate revolves, is a quite abstract measure if divorced from what takes place within it".[6] The Guardian contrasted the long takes of the genre with the two-second average shot length in Hollywood action movies, and noted that "they opt for ambient noises or field recordings rather than bombastic sound design, embrace subdued visual schemes that require the viewer's eye to do more work, and evoke a sense of mystery that springs from the landscapes and local customs they depict more than it does from generic convention."[1] The genre has been described as an "act of organized resistance" similar to the Slow food movement.[3]
It has been criticized as being indifferent or even hostile to audiences.[1] A backlash by Sight & Sound's Nick James, and picked up by online writers, argued that early uses of long takes were "adventurous provocations created by extremists" whereas recent films are "operating within a recognized, default artistic idiom."[8] The Guardian's film blog concluded that "being less overweeningly precious about films that are likely to be impenetrable to even the most well-informed audiences would seem an idea."[9] Dan Fox of Frieze criticized both the dichotomy of the argument into 'philistine' vs 'pretentious' and the reductiveness of the term "slow cinema".[10]
The AV Festival held a Slow Cinema Weekend at the Star and Shadow Cinema in Newcastle, UK in March 2012, including the films of Rivers, Lav Diaz, Lisandro Alonso and Fred Kelemen.[1][6][11][7]
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- Dogme 95
- List of longest films by running time
- Slow food and the Slow movement
- Slow television
- Structural film
- ^ a b c d e Sukhdev Sandhu. 'Slow cinema' fights back against Bourne's supremacy. The Guardian, 9 March 2012
- ^ a b Steven Rose. Two Years At Sea: little happens, nothing is explained. The Guardian, 26 April 2012.
- ^ a b Thomas Elsaesser, Stop/Motion in Eivind Rossaak (ed). Between Stillness and Motion: Film, Photography, Algorithms. p117. 2011
- ^ Nick James. Syndromes of a new century. Sight & Sound, February 2010
- ^ David Jenkins. Theo Angelopoulos: the sweep of history. Sight & Sound, February 2012
- ^ a b c Miller, Henry K. (March 2012). "Doing time: 'slow cinema' at the AV Festival". Sight & Sound. Archived from the original on 2012-04-04.
- ^ a b Tom Clift. Experimental Expression. 'Filmink Magazine', August, 2012.
- ^ Vadim Rizov. Slow cinema backlash. IFC, 12 May 2010.
- ^ Danny Leigh. The view: Is it OK to be a film philistine? The Guardian Film Blog, 21 May 2010
- ^ Dan Fox. Slow, Fast, and Inbetween.Frieze blog, 23 May 2010
- ^ Slow Cinema Weekend. AV Festival, March 2012.


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The popular defense of intelligent design/creationism (ID) theories, as well as theories in evolutionary biology, especially from the perspective that both are worthy of scientific consideration, is that empirical evidence has been presented that supports both. Both schools of thought have had a tendency to rely on the same class of evidence, namely, the observations of organisms that are in need of being explained by those theories. The result is conflation of the evidence that prompts one to infer hypotheses applying ID or evolutionary theories with the evidence that would be required to critically test those theories. Evidence is discussed in the contexts of inferring theories/hypotheses, suggesting what would be possible tests, and actual testing. These three classes of inference being abduction, deduction, and induction, respectively. Identifying these different inferential processes in evolutionary biology and ID allow for showing that the evidence to which theories and hypotheses provide understanding cannot be the same evidence supporting those theories and hypotheses. This clarification provides a strong criterion for showing the inability of an ID theory to be of utility in the ongoing process of acquiring causal understanding, that is the hallmark of science.
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So, a risky call? Absolutely, says Ripia.
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Ripia doesn't like to go into details about his final days in
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day," he says.
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#21363 closed Cleanup/optimization (fixed)
TimestampSigner.unsign should accept a timedelta for max_age
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Currently, the max_age parameter to TimestampSigner.unsign is a number representing the max age of the signature as a number of seconds. In Python, the correct way to represent an time interval (an age) is a datetime.timedelta.
A timedelta is very obvious and readable:
max_age=12 * 24 * 60 * 60
A timedelta provides much better error reporting for long intervals: 'Signature age 1296123 > 1209600 seconds' versus 'Signature age 15 days, 0:02:03 > 14 days, 0:00:00'
A timedelta is also the intuitive type for the max_age parameter. I asked a few of my colleagues what they thought should be passed as a max_age, and all of them said a timedelta. Using a value object instead of a simple number also provides type safety by only allowing semantically valid operations.
It is unfortunate that to preserve backwards compatibility there is now more than one way to pass a timeout to unsign. My patch currently accepts both, but it would be easy to deprecate the seconds version.
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comment:1 Changed 3 years ago by gwahl@…
- Has patch set
- Needs documentation unset
- Needs tests unset
- Patch needs improvement unset
Here's the patch https://github.com/django/django/pull/1835
comment:2 Changed 3 years ago by bmispelon
- Cc bmispelon@… added
- Component changed from Uncategorized to Core (Other)
- Needs documentation set
- Patch needs improvement set
- Triage Stage changed from Unreviewed to Accepted
- Type changed from Uncategorized to Cleanup/optimization
- Version changed from 1.4 to master
I think this is a good idea too and it makes for a nicer API.
You should follow the deprecation policy [1] on passing integers for max_age so that we can phaze it out.
A full patch will also need a bit of documentation (at least amending the current docs to indicate that a timedelta should be passed as well as a note in the release notes for 1.7).
[1] https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/internals/release-process/#internal-release-deprecation-policy
comment:3 Changed 3 years ago by gwahl@…
Ok, I pushed an updated patch that deprecates the number-of-seconds version.
comment:4 Changed 3 years ago by bmispelon
- Needs documentation unset
- Patch needs improvement unset
- Triage Stage changed from Accepted to Ready for checkin
It looks good to me.
I'm marking this as ready for checkin to give a chance to other core devs to review it.
Thanks for your contribution!
comment:5 Changed 3 years ago by apollo13
-1 (yes this is a veto) for removing seconds support; we don't remove features just cause we can. Personally I don't see much gain, especially since this is security related; changing stuff cause it looks better doesn't count here imo.
comment:6 Changed 3 years ago by bmispelon
- Patch needs improvement set
- Triage Stage changed from Ready for checkin to Accepted
Removing the ready for checkin status in line with apollo13's veto.
As discussed on IRC, the other option left is to remove the deprecation and allow both int and timedelta objects to be passed as the max_age argument.
comment:7 Changed 3 years ago by aaugustin
-1 on removing support for integers. While the new API in marginally better, I don't see the value in forcing this change on all users of Django.
+0 on adding support for timedeltas in addition to integers.
comment:8 Changed 21 months ago by berkerpeksag
- Owner changed from nobody to berkerpeksag
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- Status changed from new to assigned
comment:9 Changed 21 months ago by charettes
- Triage Stage changed from Accepted to Ready for checkin
LGTM as long as the build succeeds.
comment:10 Changed 21 months ago by Tim Graham <timograham@…>
- Resolution set to fixed
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my understanding is that one of the functions of the PF9 trigger is to move the hammer block out of the way. so a half-cocked hammer will just hit the block if it falls for some reason other than the trigger being pulled.
This is a discussion on Kel-Tec PF9. Do you carry a round chambered? within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; First let me start by saying, this is NOT one of those "should I chamber a round" deals. I've always carried my G26 and M&P40 ...
First let me start by saying, this is NOT one of those "should I chamber a round" deals. I've always carried my G26 and M&P40 with a round in the pipe. But just picked up a PF9 for a small summer gun and maybe It's just me freaking myself out since I'm used to owning striker fired weapons, now I can actually SEE the hammer in the half cocked position, and wondering "damn, what if that thing went forward?" Most hammer fired guns I see have an external safety, which I'm not really a huge fan of, but didn't really think about it either. This thing has a pretty long trigger travel so I'm not worried about the trigger firing the gun, but with no drop safety, is there realistically any chance of that hammer going forward, and from the half cocked position would it even fire? To elaborate a little more, until my IWB shows for this thing, it's in my G26's SmartCarry, hence my concern
my understanding is that one of the functions of the PF9 trigger is to move the hammer block out of the way. so a half-cocked hammer will just hit the block if it falls for some reason other than the trigger being pulled.
I have carried my P11 with one in the hole for 3 years with no problem.
Put a snap cap with some carbon paper(between the firing pin and cap) and drop the pistol and see if it goes off.
You are worrying needlessly.
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I did when I had a PF9. No problems. With the long trigger pull I was not concerned. Unfortunately I just never could devolop a love and affection relationship with this pistol.
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i've had a p-11 since the 1st week they went on sale. i still have it and a p380 (my daughter took most all my 380's)
and a p32 which is in a 'holdster' and gets carried as a walk the dog, wash the car kinda gun.
perhaps you have a very old or worn out gun that only gets loaded and shot at the range.
otherwise any gun you carry for self defense rather needs to be loaded;
that means round chambered.
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Lack of preparation on your part does not necessarily constitute an emergency on mine
The PF9 still takes a full trigger pull to fire so it isn't like you have the hammer back anyway. Also, it incorporates a hammer block so if you were to drop it while chambered, it will not fire. (remember to not attempt to catch it if you drop it)
I carry my PF9 chambered while at home and would if it were going to be my carry gun when my license comes. I had planned on using it and I still may at times but my EDC is now going to be my M&P .45 which I just shot for the first time this weekend and I was hitting groups within 2-3" when my PF9 was a bit wider.
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Thanks to everybody that responded, I never considered a hammer block, makes perfect sense but that'll show you what I know about hammer fired pistols. I guess I'm used to my Safe Action, and ripoffs of it. Now I'm GTG.
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Yes i carry a round chambered in my Pf-9. No worries whatsover. D/A strong trigger pull. No way its going to get hung up and go off or anything. I prefer this to activating a saftey. It is ready to go when needed.
I picked up another one of these, we shall see if this time If I can fall for it...i'm not sure, wife was eying it though and she doesn't like autos.
Absolutely! I carry one in the pipe in my PF-9, my P3AT, my G-26, my G-30SF and now my new Beretta Nano.
When u carry a pistol be sure to have it in a holster that covers the trigger completely to be safer.
I carried a P3AT for awhile chambered round. I even dropped it. I really wanted to like that gun but it started to have problems. Ditched it for a j-frame with 0 regrets.
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While I have no experience with their belts I can't imagine adding the "stiffener" is that thick. It's probably a piece of Kydex and not a very thick one or the belt wouldn't bend easily to your waist. However they know best as they are the ones making them.
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I love that the magazine Paige is reading is called Fourteen, as there is one called Fif Teen (or at least there was one at the time).
Also, the add on the back cover is for Fax Mactor.
Really? I know of Seventeen, but…
Good grief!
She shouldn't fear the final exams. It should be her mother's reaction to the grades she will have on these exams after all the studying she assured her mother that she did.
Mom's going to be pissed when she gets a low grade.
went to high school while living with my grandparents.
I didn't know how to study to retain info and they didn't care, as they both had graduated high school.
I graduated with B's, C's and D's, but at least I did graduate.
They wouldn't even come to my graduation.
Then they wondered why I wanted to leave them and join the Air Force.
I finally learned how to study while enlisted, during a leadership class.
Not bitter anymore, just disappointed.
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I tried altering those lines of .htaccess, and it didn't solve the problem. Enabled "Minify" and got a totally un-styled website, with and without "Rewrite URL structure" enabled.
I tried altering those lines of .htaccess, and it didn't solve the problem. Enabled "Minify" and got a totally un-styled website, with and without "Rewrite URL structure" enabled.
I was looking at Frederick Townes (plugin authors) Twitter, and am starting to think that he might think that version 9.2.1 has fixed this 'no styling' issue.
His comments are hours old, and not indicating he is working on anothr release.
There is definitely still a problem
I will not be progressing beyond version 9.1.3 on any of my sites, or my clients sites until another release.
Great plugin though. My hat's off to Frederick and his dedication!
Fixed for me in 0.9.2.1
URL Rewriting - It works!
Lightbox - Mostly. There's a weird issue I've sent a screenshot to him. Low priority IMO.
Minify - I had to switch to manual and add in the files one at a time, but frankly, that's what I had to do on 0.9.1.4a anyway, so not a difference to me, except I had to re-enter everything. Then again, doing that was probably a good idea anyway.
Ipstenu - did it remember your old Minify settings? I haven't re-entered all of my CSS and JS that way, because the plugin seemed to remember the old (working) settings from 0.9.1.
But maybe that will be the ticket. I'll try that.
Still not working. Here's a clue:
When I add my stylesheet or JS file to Minify settings manually, then view the page source (in a different browser, not logged in) I see the w3tc-generated file. In my case, it's called "http://www.pull-start.com/wp-content/w3tc/min/b16b5/default.include-footer.2909374324.js"
But if I try to view that file in the browser, I get a blank page with just this text: "Bad file param format."
Same thing with CSS. Seems like something's getting screwed up by the Minify process. The CSS and JS files have not changed at all from the versions that were working before the update.
Ipstenu - did it remember your old Minify settings?
Nope, but I don't think that was W3TC's fault, given that I uninstalled and wiped the DB during my tests.
But if I try to view that file in the browser, I get a blank page with just this text: "Bad file param format."
Hey! That's progress :D
What's your wp-content/w3tc/min/.htaccess look like?
This is it:
[Code moderated as per the Forum Rules. Please use the pastebin]
from another thread:
when minified, JS and CSS return "Bad file param format"
With FTP I had a look into the minify directory
There are two files:
default.include.css.id containing i:615365546;
default.include-body.js.id containing i:2138336412;
nothing more..
In the last good version 0.9.1.3 there were six files:
default.include.615365546.css 21kByte
default.include.615365546.css.gzip 5kByte
default.include.css.id containing 615365546
default.include-body.591478768.js 113kByte
default.include-body.591478768.js.gzip 45kByte
default.include-body.js.id containing 591478768
So the combined/gzipped versions were never produced. Hmm.
Modified above post. Here is my .htaccess in full.
Interesting... I would rename that file old.htaccess and let W3TC generate a new one.
After doing as you suggested, the new .htaccess now has the lines mentioned in the other post. In addition, two .js files and a directory ("b16b5") showed up in the min directory.
(The old.htaccess file disappeared completely.)
And the CSS on http://www.pull-start.com/ looks fine to me so... yay? Are we working now?
I thought so, but... No.
I noticed that the Jquery slider in my page wasn't loading images. And I had CSS minification turned off. When I turned that back on, I got the same un-styled page again. So now I have minification off again.
And I still get "Bad file param format" if I try to view either CSS or JS files generated by w3tc.
Could this have something to do with the fact that I don't use any CDN at all? (Never really known how/whether to set it up for the site, so I just leave it disabled.)
No, I don't have CDN on either.
It's got to be a conflict with your css/js and minification. I BET if you turn on Manual minification and add in files one at a time, you'll find which one breaks things.
(I'm not saying Minification ain't broke, I'm just saying we don't know what PART is broke till we can narrow down what CSS or JS files are killing you. Yes, it's work. Next person who bitches that one to me gets no more help ;) )
Thanks for the help. Not bitching, I swear!
I'm baffled though. It doesn't seem to matter which JS or CSS file I add to Minify settings. Even if it's just the Google-hosted JQuery library, I still get the "Bad param file format" if I try to view the w3tc-generated JS file. It's got to be something with the new files created by Minify, no? Or maybe it's that "JS minifier" setting... Should I switch from default to YUI and see if that helps? I don't know what the difference is...
Anyway, I tried just one CSS file at a time, then one JS file at a time. All of them fail to appear properly after minification. Obviously, some of them are more critical than others (like the main style.css), so the effect isn't always obvious at first glance.
Can't add much here other than I'm seeing similar to @pull-start - the minified css and js files don't appear to be created properly.
I've tried numerous setting changes to minify but result seems to be same. The /wp-content/w3tc/min folder is populated with css.id and js.id files that only contain a value like "i:2066067813;".
My page source is pointing to,
..."/min/576ad/default.include.2066067813.css" which doesn't exist.
The mod_rewrite rules don't appear to me to have anything to do with this.
I'm just dropping by again in this thread to say that I'm experiencing the same issues as toyNN & pull-start are. It seems that even after the fix, any form of minification, whether manual or auto, one-by-one modifications, with or without URL rewriting, just does not work. I have minified turned off on Insfired.com until we get a real fix.
@vitalichka: i have done it, set the minify to manual, then specified css but still the frontend appear raw like without css, i also unchecked "Rewrite URL structure".
I had to disable the minify by now waiting another solution/fix
Sorry for my English!
I am using "W3TC 0.9.2.1" and when the "Minify mode" is activated to "Auto" the pages generated are broken because the "W3TC" changes from http to https on some urls, but my server does not support ssl, cached pages can not access the files in / wp-content/w3tc/min using https
Fragment of the source code of the cached page:
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head profile="http://gmpg.org/xfn/11"><link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="https://www.xxxx.com/wp-content/w3tc/min/822439d9a654d52d37d12046d4f8ffd8.1930919287.css" media="all" />
<script src="https://www.xxxx.com/wp-content/w3tc/min/0f697536ac244db36761f59d70d001d6.2122574435.js"></script>
How can i fix this?
I lost all my theme styles, and had veerrry slow loading. I turned off all the W3 checks boxes and checked them on one by one. It looks as though the Content Delivery Netowrk (CDN) was the problem. In any case, I now have everything but CDN turned on, and theme styling and performance returned. In fact I checked performance on a evaluator site and speed improved.
Just dropping by, same thing happening, things are basically broken if minify is used and if URL rewritting is on.
Sad to hear the plugin author thinks it's working fine.
Munman do you have the twitter id for Frederick? I think it might be a good idea to post this URL to him, maybe then he'll consider revising.
He knows about it and is working on it.
If you want to get in touch with him, I'd use the form on yourdomain.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=w3tc_support
Thanks for the update. Glad to know he's working on a resolution.
So I just went to 9.1.3, installed it, when I tried to activate it, it crashed the site. Now all I see is a 500 Internal Server Error.
Could someone please help me out with this.
Turns out the latest version was conflicting with Advertising Manager 184.108.40.206.
I know munman was saying that the older version of W3TC was stable, but now looks like the site is down.
If someone has some input, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks again
Ok so looks like I got it.
I do have one little questions though.
In the general tab it says "Deselect this option to disable all caching functionality."
And although I know many have asked and wondered about the non-intuitive UI wording, this is not about that.
When I check the box and save, it reloads and the box is again unchecked (deselected). So with that said how would one go about making sure it stays selected so that caching functionality is enabled?
Thank you all
*** Update ***
I should also probably mentioned that even when I disable CDN from the general tab as it is not set up for me, and I save the changes, and then empty the cache, it still re-enables it for me and pops up messages at the top saying
Make sure to and upload your , , , , files to the CDN to ensure proper operation.
Any ideas as to going around this?
Thanks again and looking forward to some help on this one.
***Update 2***
So I think I might have figured this out.
It seems that when you enable CDN but not configure it, it will pop up messages asking you to configure the settings but the
Deselect this option to disable all caching functionality. checkbox will stay checked.
However if you disable CDN from the general tab and save the changes, the
Deselect this option to disable all caching functionality. check box deselects itself and will not stay selected.
Looks like I may have misunderstood the checkbox text. However I should mention that an error still comes up stating that the proper directives were not found for fancy URLs. I tried adding the code to the .htaccess file but all that does is result in a 500 error.
So for now I have disabled Rewrite URL structure in minify and that seems to avoid the issue however I understand this is not a solution. There is certainly a good chance I am misunderstanding something.
I should mention that I am no longer able to find the .htaccess file for W3TC and only have the root domain .htaccess file.
Or..... maybe I just need to catch some zzzzzs.
Ok this has gotten totally nutty.
I thought I got everything to work, was about to turn in to bed.
Went to the site one last time and clicked on a post.
All posts and pages now lead to a 404.
Can someone please help me out with this?
I've reset the .htaccess file, I've disabled the W3TC plugin, now removed it completely, all directories, the W3TC config file, everything, no trace of it.
All pages still lead to a 404 page. Tried in IE, Firefox, Chrome, and Cell phone. Maybe you guys could give it a try but I think it's pretty much everything is a 404 now. Oddly, the home page loads no problem.
All fixed.
W3TC is disabled, will play with it tomorrow.
And now I have the ugliest .htaccess file which has lots of remnants of W3TC which is no longer on the server.
Tomorrow, tomorrow.
Sorry for the constant posts here, I've been trying to be good about editing my posts and adding to them or listing as an update.
@ vitalichka
What has worked for me is to disable W3TC, then delete your .htaccess file. Then enable W3TC and it will rebuild your htaccess file correctly.
Works for me every time... Take it as you will
@vitalichka I had to un-flag you in the spam system.
PLEASE STOP POSTING MULTIPLE TIMES IN A ROW. It's annoying to everyone, and you ARE tripping the spam tools. Knock it off. Do all your tests, stop, write it all down, THEN, when you're done, post. But 5 posts in the same topic in two hours, with no one in between, is spamming. Well intentioned, but you're spamming.
At four pages, I'm closing this topic, since no one will be able to sort through it and help anyone.
vitalichka - Make ONE TOPIC for yourself, with a SUMMARY of what's going on.
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