Posted 2 years ago #
I have a blog at diabolicalorsmart.com. When I added a new post today, my blog stopped displaying. I am getting this error now :
WARNING: WP SuperCache plugin is Deactivated. Please Activate this plugin. Please follow these instructions.
But upon checking, I find that my plugin is activated and also ON. I have set the plugin not show cached pages to registered users and also to clear all the cache files when a post is published.
Any help on how to resolve the issue.
Posted 2 years ago #
I'm having a similar issue on my blog at Brothers-Brick.com.
I published several posts last night after auto-updating to the latest version of WP Super Cache during the day, and none of the posts appeared on the main page.
I checked the WP Super Cache settings page and got the error about the advanced cache file being missing or unwritable. I fixed that so that the Settings page displayed correctly, but the posts didn't appear until I deleted the cache entirely.
Since then, I'm receiving reports from commenters that their comments aren't appearing (there are duplicates in the admin panel as they try to repeat-post). I've added content to one of the posts currently on the main page, and my updates aren't appearing either.
This hasn't happened with any previous version of WP Super Cache. :-(
Posted 2 years ago #
UPDATE: I'd missed the "Deleting comment doesn't reset cache for page (it should!)" thread below this one.
As suggested, clearing the Course file locking check box appears to have resolved this (though I don't remember ever turning that on).
Best plugin ever, BTW. We get about 22,000 page views in a day, so WP Super Cache is a lifesaver. :-)
Posted 2 years ago #
Nopes. None seems to work for me. I do not have the course file locking enabled. And the error I get is of plugin being erroneously detected OFF. I have tried deactivating and then deleting the plugin, but the problem remains.
Posted 2 years ago #
Anuvrat - check your wp-content/wp-cache-config.php
Is $cache_enabled set to 1?
Posted 2 years ago #
i was having the same issue: new posts would be published but the page would still show the cached, older version with no new posts. what i did to fix it was to rename the file wp-content/wp-cache-config.php to something else, and then hit save settings on theplug in page to force the plugin to rebuild the wp-cache-config.php file. all my issues seem to have disappeared.
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