Did you enable debugging in the plugin? That will tell you if pages are being cached, or why not.
Did you click the “Regenerate cache stats” link?
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@donncha, I should have about 40 pages that are to be indexed, plus tags and categories. I don’t remember the exact number of all the pages, they should be around 80.
That looks ok to me. Pages are getting cached, cached files are expiring. The plugin doesn’t cache every page instantly. There is a preload feature but even that takes time to run through every page.
What does this mean? More than 6 hours have passed and there are no changes. Tomorrow I will contact you when there is the next cache refresh. What results should I expect at the next refresh? All pages in the cache?
I regenerated the stats because they don’t update themselves. This is the result so far.
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OK. What were you expecting? Did you think there would be hundreds of cached pages?
Does your website get lots of traffic?
What’s the expiry time on the cache?
Did you enable debugging and examine it to see that visitors to your site are caching pages and being served cached pages?
I expect to have the pages on Google and the first clicks. 🙂
I have sent you the latest image to keep you updated and to know if I have to wait or if you see a problem. What do I do?
Yes, debugging is still enabled.
I don’t see a problem. The plugin is caching pages and removing outdated ones. It’s working!
What should I do? On Google I have old page changes and categories and tags with noindex, but they remained in the SERP. Your plugin always reported 0 stored cache.
Will Google now update the SERP? Or from how I understand, you do not find the problem and therefore I will have the same results? Debugging when do I turn it off?
It takes time for Google to update their search engines. Unless your pages are cached (by this plugin) for months on end then they should update eventually. Saying that, when you update a page or post that will clear out related cached pages so Google will see changes immediately. Whether they update their stored copy immediately is up to Google.
If worried, disable this plugin completely and update your site. Keep an eye on Google searches to see how long it takes to update.
I have had 0 clicks from Google for 6 months. I also used the W3 Total Cache plugin and then just Cloudflare. 0 more clicks. I’m worried. In fact, doing the Regenerate cache stats, the results are lower than before.
Penultimate time;
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Now;
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Caching a page by this plugin has no bearing on whether your site is indexed by Google. Google does use speed as a parameter but the site will still be indexed.
Check the Google web console I guess for any issues?
I didn’t say indexed but indexing update. But if it has no effect and you think everything is fine, can I remove the debug and close the post?
Yes, you don’t need to debug it and you can resolve this post.
