• I have supercache and wp-touch running on my site artofmanliness.com. My desktop version runs blazing fast even with a high traffic load because of supercache. However, my wptouch version is super, slow. (We get a lot of mobile traffic)

    I’d like to be able to serve cache version of the wptouch pages when people visit my site via a mobile device. From what I understand, the way supercache deals with mobile sites is that if it sees the page is getting accessed from a mobile site, it doesn’t deliver the cached file and bypasses directly to the noncached mobile page. That’s a great solution, except if you get lots of mobile traffic.

    Is there a way to modify the supercache code so that supercache realizes that it is generating a mobile site and save the cached file in a different directory than the non-mobile site? And then serve that cached file when someone visits the site via a mobile device?

    Thanks for any help!

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  • Can you enable debugging on your site for your IP and then visit the site using a mobile client? Can you verify that the mobile page is never cached?

    Currently it should be cached using legacy caching, but the development version has code that should make it work with “supercache” cached files.

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