Fara: Advertising your site using google
Fara: Ive had people clicking on my site when I did the pay thingy there
Clawges: Well app engine only runs your server when it’s getting requests, so it’s cheaper than running a VPS
Fara: It would sometime cost me 5$ and sometime 30$
Vogeler: Does appengine have a cost generator? like aws?
Doskocil: Https://cloud.google.com/products/calculator/
Fara: And the guy that clicks it could click it and not even call me for the service
Fara: That calculator is just too much work lol
Culkin: Lol yes there are lots of different services in google cloud platform, it can take a bit of study to figure out what they are all for
Fara: Anyhow, have a good night guys
Fara: Thanks for the help and suggestions !
Vogeler: Pretty pricey, so far the estimate is $500+
Figueiras: For app engine? no way
Ballin: Maybe you have 1000s of users daily?
Suon: Idk, I haven’t had to pay for any of my app engine sites yet, they all stay in the free quota so far
Santibanez: Best way is to run a test site and see how it goes, if it’s too expensive then pull the plug
Vogeler: Doubt i would ever go that route
Vogeler: We already use dedicated servers with cdn, making a move to appengine wouldnt make sense
Bryand: I spent a lot of time learning about the various google cloud offerings, so I’m just sharing my experience with it
Kieffer: App engine isn’t really meant for things that might need dedicated servers such as long-running processes, app engine kills processes if they run for greater than ~15 seconds or so
Batey: For continually running stuff they have compute engine, which is pretty much a regular VPS platform, and is def not the cheapest VPS out there
Vogeler: Rapid wpengine if you use coupon code artofblog its 4$ a month instead of $30
Wadley: Which free newsletter plugin do you recommend?
Zinni: Hi, is it possible to have all pages within a certain slug use a different navigation menu?
Stinchcomb: Newbold yeah, you can through making a custom template.
Wattenbarger: Newbold: https://developer.----escape_autolink_uri:a03ded6cd97ffffa8f7b4e1454f3eecc----.org/themes/basics/template-hierarchy/#page
Bordner: I have a .ca domain but also have the .com of it. .ca is the main one but .com redirects to .ca. I bought an ssl certificate for .ca but my .com is now giving error on browser because ssl certificate is for .ca what is the workaround for this?
Lokan: Monsterco: fix your redirect / httpd config?
Lokan: Monsterco: not really a wordpress issue
Mccolgan: Opsec – so I don’t need another certificate for the .com?
Lindon: Has anyone figured out the random left admin menu goof yet? or is it still not happening as much? lol
Lokan: Monsterco: no, see #httpd
Lokan: I’ve been responding to you there.
Lokan: Lindon: never was random
Lokan: Lindon: https://core.trac.----escape_autolink_uri:a03ded6cd97ffffa8f7b4e1454f3eecc----.org/ticket/33199#comment:45
Lindon: I should have asked was there a ticket submitted yet or just searched myself haha my bad
Lindon: I’ve been away for a while
Lindon: Last i came in someone asked
Lokan: Lindon: not a wordpress issue. it’s chrome.
Lokan: Fix takes all of 2 seconds.
Lokan: Monsterco: Redirect / https://example.ca R=301,L
Lokan: Monsterco: in your .com vhost.
Dou: Opsec – I have this and works well now:
Nienaber: RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} !443$
Lazar: RewriteRule /.* https://%{HTTP_HOST}/$1 NC,R=301,L
Minges: Not sure what NC stands for; how can I also redirect the .com version of same site?
Johnikins: Anyone know of any plugins for wp that can overrule the permalinks on a page by page basis?