Cache file is not regenerated after updating single post
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I use wordpress manly as a CMS for smaller websites. I tried to set the preload once, waited until it has finished and then deactived it.
I don’t need to set a recurring preload routine since the files are rarely updated.
So far, so good, instead the PHP-constructed pages the html pages from the supercache directory are delivered.
I use WP Super Cache in expert mode. Garbage collection deactivated.
Problem:
I changed the content of a single post and updated it, but no new cache file is generated. How can I achieve to update only the cache file for a single updated post (of course without deleting it manually in the WP Super Cache Content window)?
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Update: in a recent try it worked. Perhaps the problem is, in my case, that I disabled wp_cron in wp_config.php (for performance reasons) and defined the execution of wp_cron.php via my server settings. So I have to wait for cache updates until wp_cron.php is executed again…
Strange, WP Super Cache works only when wp_cron.php is called. Is there a reason for this behaviour?
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