If not, it really needs updating, including readme.txt (has broken links etc.)
]]>Should WP Spider’s advanced-cache.php file replace the one placed by WP Super Cache?
]]>After activating and copying both files to wp-content as you informed got a fatal error:
Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Class 'Memcache' not found in /home/myweb/wp-content/plugins/wp-spider-cache/wp-spider-cache/includes/base-object.php:246 Stack trace: #0 /home/myweb/wp-content/plugins/wp-spider-cache/wp-spider-cache/includes/base-object.php(206): WP_Spider_Cache_Object_Base->set_engine() #1 /home/myweb/wp-content/plugins/wp-spider-cache/wp-spider-cache/includes/class-object-cache.php(69): WP_Spider_Cache_Object_Base->__construct(NULL) #2 /home/myweb/wp-content/plugins/wp-spider-cache/wp-spider-cache/includes/functions.php(882): WP_Spider_Cache_Object->__construct() #3 /home/myweb/wp-content/plugins/wp-spider-cache/wp-spider-cache/includes/functions.php(852): wp_object_cache_init() #4 /home/myweb/wp-includes/load.php(514): wp_cache_init() #5 /home/myweb/wp-settings.php(114): wp_start_object_cache() #6 / in /home/myweb/wp-content/plugins/wp-spider-cache/wp-spider-cache/includes/base-object.php on line 246
Unfortunately nothing works.
]]>Just a heads up that it looks like this file got missed during packaging ??
]]>I have it installed, and activated. I also placed advanced-cache.php and object-cache.php in the /wp-content directory.
So I am wondering how I can tell if it is working?
Also I see that it says “An administration UI for viewing cache data”, but I am not seeing one?
Thanks.
]]>Hi,
Moving object-cache.php to /wp-content/ gives me this error:
PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function get() on a non-object in /var/www/xxxxxxxxx/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/wp-spider-cache/includes/class-object-cache.php on line 606
Is this because we need php5-memcached instead of php5-memcache ?
]]>I just noticed my apache error log filled with PHP warnings regarding:
PHP Warning: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, cannot access protected method WP_Spider_Cache_Output::status_header()
I noticed the status_header declaration is:
protected function status_header( $status_header, $status_code = 200 )
But it’s also being used as a filter in WP_Spider_Cache_Output::start()
]]>Is Memcached a requirement for WP Spider Cache to work?
]]>On activation I get the error “The plugin does not have a valid header”
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