• Actually, I’m on WP 2.9.2, but that’s not an option to choose.

    WP Table Reloaded is working well for me, but I just went live with my site so I just activated WP-Super Cache. When I went to look at my tables, all the images in the cells (check marks and such) were affected. On Firefox, they just disappeared. On IE, they showed broken link images.

    When I disabled Super Cache, they came back.

    Is there a conflict with caching? Is there a work around?

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-table-reloaded/

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  • Hi,

    I don’t know the WP Super Cache plugin, nor how it works, but I assume that it uses some rewrite mechanism.
    This probably means that the URLs of the images are redirected to somewhere where they don’t exist.

    I don’t see a possibility/reason why WP-Table Reloaded would break caching or where it would be affected especially.
    After all, all it does is place HTML code in the page before it is delivered to the browser.

    To further investigate, I suggest this:
    Copy the code for an image from a table cell into a plain post. You should get the same result: image is shown with caching off, and image gone with caching on.
    Is this the case? Then the issue is with the Cache configuration, I suppose.
    To further check, to the same test with just copying the URL of the image into the browser. Again, with cache off, it should show, with cache on, you should get a 404 error.

    Regards,
    Tobias

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