Posted 10 months ago #
When I enable the plugin "htaccess" or "php" mode, everything loads okay up until the sidebar.
When I view the page source, there is an <!--mfunc--> and then nothing else following that. It appears php/page execution stops after this line...
I've got woocommerce plugin, and a customized theme running, but can't for the life of me figure out what is going on...
Any ideas?
Posted 10 months ago #
Try enabling the late init option on the settings page.
Posted 10 months ago #
FAQ suggestion:
The FAQ says "To execute WordPress functions you must define $wp_super_cache_late_init in your config file."
Which config file? Where? How? Why? This is pretty confusing and misleading.
Suggestion: The FAQ should instead say you have to enable it on the Advanced page. I had to find this forum post to learn this, because I didn't remember there was an option like that on the Advanced page....
Best wishes,
Storm
Posted 10 months ago #
Thanks. When that FAQ was written the advanced settings page option didn't exist. I'll update it.
Posted 9 months ago #
Hi Donncha,
I thought I got working, but not for 100%
My theme file includes a file and a function from that file is called later:
<!--mclude wp-content/box-cache/switch-content-home.php-->
<?php include_once( ABSPATH . 'wp-content/box-cache/switch-content-home.php' ); ?>
<!--/mclude-->
<!--mfunc showHTML()-->
<?php showHTML() ?>
<!--/mfunc-->After the cache file is created I see exact the same code in that file (except for the file path, where the absolute path variable shows the value) Inside the included file I get different ads for a specific country.
I get the content from the showHTML() function at the moment that the page is generated, but the content is gone after the second page view.
Does this sound familiar? I tried the function a second time in a simple way using this function:
function showHTML() {
$somevar = 1;
echo ($somevar == 1) ? 'this is one' : 'this is not';
}But in that case I get the first message only once. If I access the cache file from the browser directly, it's working. Seems like that the PHP code isn't executed when the cache file is called by WordPress.
Posted 9 months ago #
Try putting a space before the "-->" string. Does that help?
Have you tried the "dynamic-cached-content" tag too?
Posted 9 months ago #
Hi Donncha,
I tried them both, no success :(
The strange thing is that my cache file looks 100% good, it's just the PHP code isn't executed inside the PHP (cache) file.
Do you have a working example?
Posted 9 months ago #
Have you made sure that PHP executes when you view a cached page? Use the debug log, make sure the supercache rewrite rules aren't in your .htaccess file.
Posted 9 months ago #
Hi Donncha,
I removed the rules by myself and if I access the cache file directly everything is fine. If check the cache time stamp from the public url, I have the same cache file. It's only the PHP part which isn't executed. If you like I can create an example (I hoped you have an working example)
Posted 8 months ago #
I don't have a working example and since my site uses Varnish mfunc won't work. You might need to debug the mfunc code in wp-cache-phase2.php with error_log to figure out what's going wrong.
Posted 8 months ago #
Hi Donncha,
I got it working and I think the problem was inside the (included) script.
After the cached page was generated all the wordpress settings were missing (I guess). That's the only explanation I have because suddenly it worked. Thanks for the help.
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