wp-super-cache does the right thing by using the WP_CONTENT_URL and WP_CONTENT_DIR constants (see top of wp-cache.php), but fails to actually make use of the constants when printing the mod_rewrite rules (see wsc_mode_rewrite()).
wp-super-cache does the right thing by using the WP_CONTENT_URL and WP_CONTENT_DIR constants (see top of wp-cache.php), but fails to actually make use of the constants when printing the mod_rewrite rules (see wsc_mode_rewrite()).
Hmm, that might make things less complex. Unfortunately if the wp-content dir is changed after the rewrite rules are installed they won't update automatically. The rules will have to be deleted and recreated after by the admin page.
Just checked in a change that adds WP_CONTENT_URL to the rewrite_rule generator!
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