Thread Starter
dimal
(@dimalifragis)
And to be clear, i’m not saying this is a fault of your plugin.
Most (if not all) caching plugins do not work work well with custom post types.
Their developers (of caching plugins) are apparently lazy to test them or WP just behaves that way. I’m not a developer, so i can’t tell.
Plugin Author
Stiofan
(@stiofansisland)
Hi @dimalifragis,
We built our system to be compatible with ANY caching system. Our pages are built in such a way that any dynamic info such as Open/Closed in business hours will still work (via JS) even if the page is statically cached.
I use WP Super cache on one of my sites and i have not have any issue, i think by default it does not cache or logged in users (if memory serves me right). We are not doing anything from our end, if you can’t solve it with settings it might be worth contacting WP SUper Cache support.
if i can help further just let me know.
Thanks,
Stiofan
Thread Starter
dimal
(@dimalifragis)
As i posted, this is not an issue with your plugin (i guess).
WP Super Cache has a html signature for debug, and with that you can check when it is cleared.
Something is clearing the pages, not sure what.
Lukily WPSC has a debug log and i hope i will find when and what clears them.
As for support for the WPSC plugin, well, forget about it. Non existent.
See this:
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/possible-conflict-9/
Plugin Author
Stiofan
(@stiofansisland)
OK, if it’s anything related to us we will fix it but i suspect its not.
If the log does not contain sensitive data you can post it here and i can see if i can make sense of it.
Thanks,
Stiofan
Thread Starter
dimal
(@dimalifragis)
Hello.
Not all caching plugins work with your directory. For example Comet Cache, doesn’t cache all the pages. Seems to cache the Category only and nothing else.
