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  • Thread Starter pixelkicks

    (@pixelkicks)

    Can anyone help with this? Really keen to start using some kind of plugin like this.

    Plugin Author Hector Cabrera

    (@hcabrera)

    Hi pixelkicks,

    The update to the database is done via AJAX, so it should work. I believe you need to clear the cache before enabling the plugin, so that the AJAX code gets injected on each page before being cached again.

    Thread Starter pixelkicks

    (@pixelkicks)

    Hi Hector,

    Ok thanks for that, if it works via Ajax then it should be fine with WP-Super Cache.

    I’ll test it out and see how it works.

    Chris.

    Did other people succeeded in making it work with WP Super Cache?

    If I clear the cache before enabling the plugin (as Héctor suggested), the vistor to that page gets a counted view (since it’s not cached yet), but subsequent visitors don’t get counted.

    I’m using WordPress Popular Posts 2.3.6 with WP Super Cache 1.3.2 on WordPress 3.5.1.

    I’ve set the Ajaxify Widget to Enabled, which made no difference.

    Should I perhaps prevent certain files to be cached? If so, which?

    Plugin Author Hector Cabrera

    (@hcabrera)

    Hi hki429,

    It’s been quite some time since I last used WP Super Cache and theoretically it should work. I’ll take a look at it next weekend.

    Thanks Héctor, that would be great. Let me know if I can help with testing something.

    (If I exclude admin-ajax.php from caching btw, the problem still occurs.)

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