Staticizer is a plugin for Joomla! that allow you to redirect the static elements of your site to an alternative domain. The pretended effect is to deliver this kind of content from a cookieless domain to improve the rating that search engines will rank your site.
Staticizer does this internally within Joomla! without requiring any changes to your article's content. This version is the first one that is offered to the general interest and, though it has been tested in our own servers, it may fail in a different environment so that it is offered without warranties of any kind.
You may download it in the link at the bottom of this page and you can access the details of its working inners and how to configure it in the documentation page.
If you want to leave a comment you may use the lower part of this page because, right now, there is no forum enabled. And if you like it you may also post a review in the Joomla! Extensions page so that others may benefit from your experience.
We hope that it is what you are looking forward to scratch those extra points so difficult to get to improve the position of your site and then be useful for you.
| plg_staticizer_0_1_1 Version:0.1.1 | |
| Staticizer es un plugin para Joomla! que permite modificar el dominio de los elementos estáticos de las páginas generadas posibilitando su descarga desde un dominio alternativo sin tener que realizar ningun cambio de forma manual. | |
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Just some notes:
1. The pages are being rendered correctly however i get alot of the following errors on the top:
Warning: strpos() [function.strpos]: Empty delimiter in /home/qualit46/public_html/plugins/system/staticizer.php on line 115
2. Virtuemart Pictures cannot be processed.
Keep up the good work!
Chris
Please be so kind to check with new version 0.1.1. I hope it will fix the strpos warning. For the other point I need to have a look at the output of your page before being able to make a diagnose.
There is one situation you may want to consider: sometime you want to embed content from other websites (photos, widgets, advertising), in that case your plugin also changes the domain of the external resources to the static domain you specify.
If this is happening in your environment then it is a bug of the program. The plugin, by definition, should only change internal URIs (changing external references makes no sense as you do not own the refered objects).
If it is changing external ones then you have found a bug.
I have a module that inserts the following html that I use to show some advertising:
and it gets changed to:
Another thing that I noticed and you may want to mention in your documentation is that if you are using the Joomla Cache plugin you have to make sure Staticizer has a lower order number than Cache so that the changes made by Staticizer are cached.
I have a module that inserts the following html that I use to show some advertising:
[script type="text/javascript" src="http://pagead2.googlesyndicati on.com/pagead/show_ads.js"]
and it gets changed to:
[script type="text/javascript" src="http://static.mydomain.com/pagead/show_ads.js"]
Sorry for the long delay in replying. I absolutely missed your message.
Yes there was a bug in the detection code that made the plugin to wrongly detect some external links as being internal and thus changed them too.
This should be fixed in the latest version.
I've searched a lot on google for this but this web site seems to be the unique resource for this plugin.
Please, can you provide a working link ?
Thank you for sharing your work.
Thanks for noticing and informing about that. It looks like a hacking attemp destroyed that part of the site. Don't understand the interest in breaking things like this.
Anyway you should have access again now.
+1 about the hacking thing. In my case, Sh404sef + Rsfirewall does a very good job against attacks.
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