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belamer on "WP Super Cache not rewriting CDN url"

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I have used this plugin in the past, and tried it again after abandoning it for a couple of years. WP Super Cache is lightweight and easy to configure, but it does not work with HTTPS on Amazon Cloudfront. I have spent hours trying to make it work with no success. Using W3 Total Cache the setup for AWS is easy. Simply enter your credentials, and W3 Total Cache atomically connects to AWS and creates the distribution and starts working. WP Super Cache uses a different approach. You have to create your CDN distribution yourself, and then enter your AWS Cloudfront address and it does not work. It is a pity but I have had to go back to W3 Total Cache.


dickey1 on "[Plugin: Jigoshop] Using WP Super Cache"

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Problem solved!
Apparently the settings in WP Super Cache have to be modified for my website so additional e-commerce pages (store, product) are excluded from the cache in order for the site to work properly. I excluded "store" and "product" pages using the advanced settings on WP Super Cache and now the "empty cart" and "update cart" buttons function properly.

tuccimane on "WP Super Cache doesn't work, "Dynamic page generated" appears on every page load"

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Your claim is only true if, and only if, the time it took to generate is changing.

By that I mean the plugin generates that line only when it first caches the page to tell you how long it took mainly for debugging purposes (if you see abnormally high times something may be happening when the pages are being generated and it could be a larger memory issue or something from broken code).

Functional explanation aside, it actually is supposed to appear every time; however, it should appear as the SAME time load stamp, along with the SAME date/time stamp. I.e. If it says it generated in 0.500s on X date at 00:00:00 hours, then your claim is only true if it DOESN'T say that on the next load. If it does, everything is working as intended. The page got generated, and it is the same page from the first time it got generated, and it is being served repeatedly until it expires; rather than a new one being generated repeatedly.

Do you see the debug functionality of it? If you see the generation time is changing or the date/time that the page was generated at originally is changing, then something is wrong. Perhaps your expiration is super short? I do know there is a little bit of broken code in the wp-cache-phase1.php and wp-cache.php (I believe it's these two...) where for some reason the headers stay set as "max-age=3" and it generayes that into the wp-content/cache/.htaccess too. You can just manually change it to what your expiration is actually supposed to be, because that may be causing your pages to expire in just 3 seconds. Anywho, that's why the setting for enabling these labels is in the debug tab and is on by default, because they help, a) to let you know it caching is even working, and b) to know if it is working but malfunctioning.

hashtagrob on "[Plugin: WP Super Cache] maintenance mode stuck"

Sinto001 on "[Plugin: WP Super Cache] Getting Zlib Compression Enabled Message"

IntellyWP on "[Plugin: Tracking Code Manager] Conflict with WP Super Cache"

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Hi there,
Actually we are aware of it, and it is still under investigation. The thing is quite strange as we tested our plugin with many other cache plugins (such as WP Cache o WP Fastest Cache) and all works correctly. Our developers are working on it and we can keep you updated when a solution will be ready :)

Be aware we usually answer tickets on support@intellywp.com. Do you still need help? If yes, do not hesitate to contact us there.

Duncan Michael-MacGregor on "[Plugin: Tracking Code Manager] Conflict with WP Super Cache"

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Hey thanks for getting back with an update. Hope you get to the bottom of it, intermittent bugs can be such a pain to sort out! best of luck with it :)

lfirth on "[Plugin: WP Super Cache] Cache Contents Empty"


alekseo on "[Plugin: Anti-Malware Security and Brute-Force Firewall] Scanning of WP Super Cache taking so long"

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Hey. Maybe there should be a filter not to scan the cache of WP Super Cache? I have a picture heavy blog and scans are taking so long when scanning cached sites. The default setting for not scanning images is checked but it seems to be scanning them when they are in the cache...

Anyway thanks a lot for your plugin - it has resolved many of my sites problems so easily!

https://wordpress.org/plugins/gotmls/

Kahil on "[Plugin: WooCommerce] Sale prices not reverting after sale ends..."

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Ok, I know the cause...it's WP-Super Cache. I am just wondering if it is possible to tie into their API to clear the cash for a produce once the sale ends? I think they have such a feature set in their API. I was just doing a site check to make sure everything was up and running, and I noticed a few products that still listed an expired sale price. It only went away when I cleared all the cache. I'm sure there are plenty of other WooCommerce users using a caching plugin to keep the store peppy...so if this happens with me, I would assume it happens to others.

Is such an update possible or is there a hook?

https://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce/

DrNeptune on "[Plugin: WP Super Cache] Preload Settings won't save after hitting update or preload"

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I have a weird issue. I am trying to get preload setup and when I get my settings how I want them and hit update they pop back to how they were or default settings
Is this how its suppose to work like you get the settings how you want and hit go and it does its thing but you have to set the settings everytime?

https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-super-cache/

Mike Jolley on "[Plugin: WooCommerce] Sale prices not reverting after sale ends..."

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This is cron based, so if you're saying Super Cache breaks cron, maybe they already have a documented way of fixing this?

Maybe use a real cron job instead of WP CRON?

hp2256 on "WP super cache won't let me view site as admin"

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My clients website started getting 503 server error since it was getting high views and to solve this I added the WP super cache plugin, however now the website is getting a good up time and the resources its using have been halved (RAM and I/O on shared hosting are only 40% before they were 100%) but I can't view the website or any pages when i'm logged in as admin(the only user) although if I enable the tick:"Make known users anonymous so they’re served supercached static files."
I can view the site as admin and can go to the dashboard but I cant edit the page with live composer which is what my entire site uses. I can deactivate wp-super and I get the edit settings but within seconds it crashes because of the views per second. If needed i can post a Screenshot of my settings of wp-cache-advance can someone help me with this till then I have enabled the above tick.

q-one on "[Plugin: WP Super Cache] dynamic cache content not working correctly"

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Hi,

I am currently having trouble to debug an issue that I have with wp super cache and dynamic cache content.

When
1. loading a page ABC the dynamic content gets rendered properly and shown
2. refreshing the page reloads the created super cache file except instead of showing the dynamic content it shows the replacement tag

This issue is really strange since I have exactly the same environment on my local machine where everything works as it should.

I can't get my head around why the hooks aren't getting called or maybe why the replacement tag doesn't get replaced by the dynamic content.

I appended a little placeholder comment to the returning string in the "wpsc_cachedata" hook so I can see if the replacement is taken place. And it seems as the "wpsc_cachedata" hook only gets called once (the first time the cached page gets created and rendered). Afterwards when reloading the page the cached page doesn't have the placeholder comment anymore.

Did someone encountered the same or could give me hint why I get this strange behavior?

Thanks a lot for the help!

https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-super-cache/

Vasyltech on "[Plugin: Advanced Access Manager] Do I need to turn on caching?"

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Hi kranzoky,

AAM caching has nothing to do with Varnish or WP Super Cache. It is very specific caching functionality that is designed only for AAM.

We strongly recommend to have it turned ON to speed up your website, otherwise with large number of posts and pages, you may experience slower website.

Best Regards,
Vasyl


q-one on "[Plugin: WP Super Cache] dynamic cache content not working correctly"

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Hi,

me again. And I found the issue! It was because of the redirects made by the plugin in the .htaccess file.

Unfortunately those redirects will cause the server to load directly the cached files instead of letting php do the dynamic content update?!

I found it out by using the "Test Cache" button of the plugin where a message appears which says that I am using PHP cache and mod_rewrite is still declared in the .htaccess file. Once I deleted the entries created from wp cache the dynamic content replacement works with all the settings as it should.

It would be good if the plugin would remove those entries when changing the cache mode. I understand that sometimes it is not wanted to remove those explicitly. But when changing modes the user could be asked if he wants to keep those changes.

It would have save me a lot of headaches.

Otherwise this plugin is a great tool to make your site really faster with a lot of settings to fine tune it to your needs!

beetalks on "[Plugin: WP Super Cache] The server doesn't start Caching"

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Hi,
I installed the plugin and the server doesn't seem to start doing anything. This is how the log looks like, I don't know where to start troubleshooting.
I refreshed cache contents and it's empty for sure.

06:33:59 12596 /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php In WP Cache Phase 2

06:33:59 12596 /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php Created mutex lock on filename: /var/www/vhosts/globalradar.com/dev/wp-content/cache/wp_cache_mutex.lock

06:33:59 12596 /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php Setting up WordPress actions

06:33:59 12596 /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php Not caching wp-admin requests.

06:34:00 12584 /wp-content/uploads/mk_assets/inline-scripts-edc7b21eb46fad24709de3aab1c4f5a1fb3296c7.js?ver=5.1.7 DONOTCACHEPAGE defined. Caching disabled.

06:34:00 12584 /wp-content/uploads/mk_assets/inline-scripts-edc7b21eb46fad24709de3aab1c4f5a1fb3296c7.js?ver=5.1.7 wp_cache_maybe_dynamic: returned $buffer

06:34:02 12598 / DONOTCACHEPAGE defined. Caching disabled.

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Thanks!!

https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-super-cache/

simoilmari on "[Plugin: WP Super Cache] [Plugin: WP SuperCache] Preload may have stalled"

Eli on "[Plugin: Anti-Malware Security and Brute-Force Firewall] Scanning of WP Super Cache taking so long"

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There is actually an option to exclude folders from your scan and it is for this precise reason that I made that option available. Perhaps I should make it a default setting to exclude the cache folders but I fear that would lead to hackers putting all there malicious scripts in your cache folders.

A better work-around for you is to clear the cache and make sure those folders are empty before you start your scan (this method also ensures that any threats you remove also get purged from the cache).

Personally I recommend against using caching plugins at all. I might be opening a can of worms here but I wonder if you have ever actually measured the real-time page speed of your sites to compare the load times with and t=without caching enabled?

Mountain-Hiker-1 on "[Plugin: WP Super Cache] Can't delete mobile device html cache entries"

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I can delete single entries of desktop cache entries in the form /filename/ from the list of cached files, but I cannot delete single entries of mobile device cache entries in the form /filename/index-mobile.html unless I delete all cache entries.

Anyone else notice this?

https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-super-cache/

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