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  • Thread Starter smoke489

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    Hi donncha, I figured that had to be the case, but I have poured over the htaccess file comparing it to other blogs I have running WP Super Cache and couldn’t locate anything. Interestingly enough, “Half On” mode works just fine. Would this help to narrow down which htaccess file would be causing the problem? I know there are two htaccess files Super Cache updates.

    Also, is there any chance that htaccess rules in my root directory (the parent to the blog directory) might be affecting this? Somehow I doubt it but I just wanted to double check.

    Thanks!

    Sorry to be a pain…is there a list of plugins incompatible with Super Cache? I couldn’t seem to find it in the readme.

    If there isn’t, and I have to disable each plugin one by one to determine the culprit, how long do I need to keep each plugin disabled to see if super cache starts caching?

    Thank you!

    Ok, I enabled the debug system, and I received the following errors pertaining to Super Cache not cacheing:

    No closing html tag. Not caching. — Viewing the page source has a comment next to the closing html tag stating that I am logged in. Upon logging out, the comment states the following:

    </html>
    <!-- Dynamic page generated in 0.867 seconds. -->
    <!-- Cached page generated by WP-Super-Cache on 2009-11-09 19:02:13 -->

    URI rejected. Not Caching — not sure what could be causing this.

    Please advise. Thank you!

    I checked my wp-config file, and the define WP_CACHE does, in fact appear before the require_once(ABSPATH . ‘wp-settings.php’);…should the define WP_CACHE be located DIRECTLY above the require_once, or is it fine as long as the define comes first?

    If my wp-config file is fine the way it is, then the order of these two statements doesn’t seem to be my issue…

    Thanks!

    Hello, I have experienced the same problem as well. As per the solution recommended by saeidzebardast, will this fix be included in an update for the plugin or is this a change I would need to make manually? If so, where specifically would I make this change?

    Thank you!

    Thread Starter smoke489

    (@smoke489)

    If anyone knows of any other ways to do this, or a plugin that would automate this, that would also be great.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Comments Word-Wrap
    Thread Starter smoke489

    (@smoke489)

    chunk_split. Okay, I will look into that. Thank you very much!

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Comments Word-Wrap
    Thread Starter smoke489

    (@smoke489)

    Allow me to be a little more specific because I see there can be two meanings to “word wrap”. What I am referring to is preventing text from overflowing into an “out-of-bounds” area so to speak, outside of a given element.

    Thank you!

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