Posted 1 year ago #
I've installed the wp-super-cache plugin in my windows hosting.
everthing is fine but , plug-in also caches my wp-admin folder.
When i delete cache and enter the comments page for example, every page becomes the comments page. But i can enter edit-comments.php?comment_status=moderated or admin.php?page=wp-dbmanager/database-manager.php etc. I can't access pages like post-new.php , plugins.php etc.
How can i block of caching the wp-admin folder?
Posted 1 year ago #
i think my cache doesn't work now because i only see
<!-- Dynamic Page Served (once) in 0.784 seconds -->
in my blog's index.php and wp-admin/index.php
can't you help?
The plugin should not cache the wp-admin folder at all. It actually checks for it explicitly to make sure it doesn't. Strange.
Anything in your error log?
Posted 5 months ago #
I seem to be getting admin pages caching on my newly installed WPMU+BuddyPress site running the Carrington framework. Wondering what I might be able to do to not have to refresh ever admin page to make sure I'm looking at the correct version.
Thoughts? What else might I tell you? TIA.
What's in your "Accepted filenames" box in the admin page?
Posted 4 months ago #
Hey Donncha,
I think I had the accepted filenames correct last week when I was having this challenge. Unfortunately I don't remember now, but after several days of frustration, I decided to wipe the new server install. Also, I had some other configuration that I wanted in place on the server, so it was not just because of this caching issue (or at least I thought it was cache related).
Now I've got a linux server with Nginx serving out static files and spawn-fastcgi taking care of WPMU's php concerns. I also was able to successfully configure your WP-Super-cache to work with this setup, and have the cached html files served out with nginx.
All in all pretty sleek set up and I'm not having any challenges with the admin pages being cached. As a bonus, even the admin pages are serving to the browser more quickly than any Apache set up I've had in the past. Speed in administering the site is always groovy.
Thanks for your reply. Much appreciated!
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