WP Super Cache – Template Changes?

  • bryan868

    (@bryan868)


    16 years ago

    I’m using WP Super Cache. I made some changes to my template files, but the changes can’t been seen on the front page without deleting the cache.

    Is this normal behavior? Shouldn’t a new cached version of the front page be created when I make a change to the template file?

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  • dezzigner

    (@dezzigner)

    16 years ago

    You are looking at cached pages.

    You need to delete the cache (using the admin panel of the WP Super Chache).

    Thread Starter bryan868

    (@bryan868)

    16 years ago

    Right. But because I am logged-in as an admin, shouldn’t I NEVER see cached pages?

    dezzigner

    (@dezzigner)

    16 years ago

    You will always see cached pages, even as admin.

    In my case, my site doesn’t have much traffic, so I set the cache expiration to 120 seconds. If I have more traffic, I will increase the expiration time.

    But often, I have to flush the cache to see the latest uploads immediately.

    Cache only speeds up page loading and reduces MySQL loading, but …..

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