since the new version there are now changes at wp-config necessary
regenerate cache statistics delete all cached file – so I’ll found out 😉
regards
Monika
jeffr0 – were you browsing while logged in? Pages are only cached by the super cache if you’re logged out, and don’t have any cookies for your blog. You should have seen the old style WP-Cache2 html comments on your page at the very least.
I’m seeing this too – logged out, and all cookies from my domain are deleted (and testing from a browser I don’t normally use). Pages appear to be generated fresh each time (Dynamic page served in 1.3 seconds, etc…) with no mention of caching in the outputted HTML. This is with the latest WP 2.3.2, and WP-SuperCache 0.5.4
any ideas? the performance of Dreamhost sucks badly enough to make SuperCache a necessity.
Funny, I have never had problems figuring things out when it comes to wordpress. I would scoff at the endless posts I read about people not getting this to work when the instructions are so plain and easy to follow.
I couldn’t get this thing to serve cached paged either. I messed with it for about an hour, and gave up.
The rewrite rules are in my htaccess, I edited my wp-config file, WordPress is not in a subdomain and everything was enabled. At one point I threw security to the wind, and chmoded to 777, and nothing. WP-cache would cache files fine, supercache cached 2, but everytime it would load a dynamic page, though right below the Dynamic page served in .0075 seconds, it would have a supercache gz line.
I tried this on both Firefox and IE both completely logged out and all cookies deleted, no cache page served.
The only way I could get a cache page served message, was when I disabled the plugin and left the “define” rule in my wp-config file.
I might try later, but I am thoroughly disgusted with myself right now. I know it works, I just cant figure out how.
Version I tried was 0.5.4
Thread Starter
Jeffro
(@jeffr0)
Well, I’ve checked and then rechecked everything and I still can’t get the plugin to cache anything what so ever. I’ve upgraded the plugin and have checked my htaccess file and it matches the one you provide in the readme file. Not sure what else to do besides contact my indian tribe and beat some drums around a fire pit hoping magic will make this thing work.
I’ve even disabled super cache so WP-Cache can work on it’s own and that doesn’t even work.
At one time, I did have WP-Cache installed and that did cache things. When I did the super cache install, I deleted all the remnant files from WP-Cache.
I did everything. I think correctly setup it, but the same thing. But the same issue.
It doesn’t seem to be caching anything.
any suggestions? what I will use for caching or should I use cache plug-in?
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Jeffro
(@jeffr0)
Man, I would of used the wp-cache plugin but there wasn’t anyway to keep the comments section from being cached. I’m still messing around and I can’t get this plugin to work.
jeffr0 do you happen to use 1and1 for your hosting?
I have the same problem as you, where no matter what I do, I can’t get the redirect to the SuperCache files to work.
I’ve narrowed it down to this line in the htaccess file:
RewriteRule ^(.*) /wp-content/cache/supercache/%{HTTP_HOST}/$1index.html [L]
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And it doesn’t seem to be working correctly with my host.
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Jeffro
(@jeffr0)
Nope, I’m using ANHosting. Not sure if I’m having the same issue as you or not, but this thing doesn’t want to cache anything.
I am seeing a situation where caching is working everywhere but on my homepage. Of course that’s what I would like to cache most.
I assume this has something to do with it being http://mydomain.com/
If I go to http:/mydomain.com/index.php that page caches as expected.
Is there a way around this?
I’m having your very same problem 😐 WP Super Cache isn’t caching at all on my web site (a2p.it), even if I get a lot of page views 😐
I had this problem, too, but was able to get it working again. You’ve probably already tried this, but I deactivated the plugin, removed it from the plugins directory, and deleted: advanced-cache.php, the cache directory, and wp-cache-config.php from the wp-content directory. Then I just reinstalled the plugin. Hope that helps.
That’s strange: I did that, and it still wasn’t working. Then I opened wp-cache-config.php file and changed $sem_id value to a random one… the plugin panel now reports WP-Cache is caching some pages. I guess that’s better than before, but still … but still Superacache isn’t caching. Is this simply a coincidence?
It looks like this is more than just an isolated event. It is my belief that what we actually have here is a plugin that needs to be properly tested before being used in real-world scenarios.
The problem for me it’s a little strange… the plugin panel reports that WP-cache and Super cache are caching some pages but when I see the source code on the pages i can’t see the comments at the very last. Domebody having the same problem?
