Hi blogoguru you might have a conflict somewhere.
I have been using this plugin on all my sites for over a year now. I have also tested this plugin using WordPress 4.0 alpha and it works.
Have you submitted a support thread in the forum?
Kind regards
Hi blogoguru have you tried the latest version?
Probably hi just tested the plugin with the browser used to manage the site (and so the cache is bypassed) and since no other information has been reported, it’s a waste of time trying to find a solution.
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Hello. I ever had similar issue.
I think it is a bug. If I put 720 hours on the “Cached pages will be valid for“, the caching doesn’t seem to work correctly. I tested Hyper Cache version 3.2.1 using SeaMonkey/Firefox browser using WebPageTest and PingDom.
Can you share your blog address to test externally the caching?
Thank you for you attention.
Actually, it works correctly if I use the default setting (Cached pages will be valid for = “0”). But if I put other value (for example 720), my website will be very slow as there is not using any cache plugin, and there will show nothing on the “Compute the cache size”.
If you interested, here is my blog:
http://graphicslearning.com
And these are the plugins it using:
– All In One WP Security
– BackUpWordPress Backup Plugin
– Bad Behavior
– BJ Lazy Load
– Contextual Related Posts
– Delightful Downloads
– Easy Digital Downloads
– Fast Secure Contact Form
– Force Regenerate Thumbnails
– Hyper Cache
– Lightbox Plus Colorbox
– Nano Plugin Manager
– NoSpamNX
– SEO Ultimate
– ShortCodes UI
– Widgets in Columns
– Wordfence Security
– Wp-Insert
– WP Slimstat
– XML Sitemap & Google News feeds
Let me know if you want to test the bug, because it will need to put some value on the “Cached pages will be valid for” to show the bug.
The cache is working. On the bottom of the source of your home page there is the cache signatura:
hyper cache 2015-04-10 10:58:47
So it’s working.
