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1. thewickednoodle
   Member
   Posted 1 month ago #

   I'd been using super-cache for a few days but didn't notice much of a difference in speed. I have a very photo-heavy site and only need the index page to load quickly as every photo links to an outside url. I added my main page as a directly cached file - and it sped it up tremendously! I was extremely happy - until I removed the page so that it would update with the new posts I'd added - now they're NOWHERE to be found. Then suddenly it caused my whole site to crash; I contacted my host who said there was an extra # sign in my .htaccess file and they removed it - voila! - my site was back up. However, the two posts I added are still nowhere to be found. I uninstalled then reinstalled super-cache - still nothing. I moved a couple of posts around, then cleared the cache, both in my browser and in the plugin, and still no changes show.

   PLEASE HELP - I'M AT A LOSS!!

   http://www.refrigeratorsoup.com

   Thanks,

   Kristy

2. thewickednoodle
   Member
   Posted 1 month ago #

   Well, after several hours searching through the internet for answers and dissecting files, I've found the answer (or rather, the nice guy at my hosting company found it - BLUEHOST ROCKS!!). There was an index.html file created from using the direct page caching (index because I direct cached my first page; I imagine the name would be different depending on which page on your site you choose to cache). He renamed it and my site showed all the changes.

   Hope this helps someone else sometime!

3. leahy@rocketmail.com
   Member
   Posted 1 month ago #

   THANK YOU!!! I've been working on this for 4 hours and found your post!!! you saved me :-)

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