[Plugin: WP Super Cache] The compression still mess up the page look

Haven’t noticed that here with compression on – any further insights on when it happens?

This has only ever happened to me once, but if there are problems at all they are usually with IE7. You could try disabling compression if you are worried about it.

@donncha I did turn it off ??

Anyway, that’s not only happening on IE but also on FF.

I just wonder whether I can help you solve this by providing you some information? or log?

Thanks for your great plugin!

awflasher – were you logged in when you viewed the corrupted page? Can you install the Live HTTP Headers Firefox extension (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3829) please? Next time it happens, record the headers your server sent you, and save the file.
Can you send both to donncha @ ocaoimh.ie please?

@donncha

Yes, I met this stuff when I logged in, but some other guys saw it too .I’m sure they were not logged in (I even closed the registration entrance).

I will mail you if I saw this happening again.

I’ve tracked down why this happens – the meta file for the cache file doesn’t include the gzip headers for some reason which is bizarre. I haven’t figure out how it’s happening though. I’m debugging the cache on my server now so hopefully I’ll figure this out.

OK, grab https://svn.wp-plugins.org/wp-super-cache/trunk/wp-cache-phase1.php and https://svn.wp-plugins.org/wp-super-cache/trunk/wp-cache-phase2.php and copy them into your wp-content/plugins/wp-super-cache/ folder.

Hopefully you won’t see any more reports of corrupted pages. I’d love to hear if you do!

Great! thanks donncha, I have grabbed those files and will keep in touch!

Andrew

I experienced this problem just now but I couldn’t reproduce it. I’ll grab the new php files just in case.

I’m logging requests and monitoring in the shutdown function when the gzip files are missing and just now came across one but when I checked the url (after deleting the supercache files) the page loaded from the wp-cache file fine!

If it’s still happening for you, do you have mod_mime installed?

hi donncha, I have mod_mime installed but so far so good. (it was a few weeks last time before we came across the garbled thing though).

Andrew

i think i have the same problem, when Super cache is one the fonts and text gets a lot bigger than it should be in Firefox

here are two screenshots

https://filer.dailymobile.se/forum/Image1.jpg

https://filer.dailymobile.se/forum/Image2.jpg <— this is how the page should be like

Any ideas on how to solve this problem? please help ??

Thx

Donncha: Running 0.8.6 on WP 2.6.5 and people were getting the garbled text this morning, had to shut off gzip in the plugin. I do have mod_default and mod_mime installed. Apache 2.2.3 and PHP 5.1.6. Dedicated server, in case any of that helps.

Widgett – can you upgrade to PHP 5.2.1? I think there’s a bug in previous versions of PHP 5 that is causing that problem, but I’m not sure yet. See https://ie2.php.net/manual/en/function.register-shutdown-function.php#79493 for more.

widgett – Can you download these files and copy them into your wp-super-cache folder? Rename to .php too of course.
I’ve rearranged how the cache files are generated and may fix your problem.

https://ocaoimh.ie/wp-content/uploads/wp-cache-base.txt
https://ocaoimh.ie/wp-content/uploads/wp-cache-phase1.txt
https://ocaoimh.ie/wp-content/uploads/wp-cache-phase2.txt