cached incorrect page

IS there anyone support?

That’s a weird one. The plugin simply caches the HTML sent to the browser.

The cached page you linked to there is actually https://www.synnexcorp.com/us/google/ – not the Chromebook one. I downloaded both files and compared them. There are a few differences but you should do the same and maybe those differences will make sense to you.
The cached page was made on the 12th, so maybe there have been updates to the site since then?

this for your support firstly! this is the URL for chromebook:
https://www.synnexcorp.com/us/google/chromebooks/

even though I delete all of cache and delete the cache folder, once the cache is generate d again, it still missing header and images, so I am thinking if the plugin cache something in database? or it is a plugin conflict? how does the cache pugin works?

Thanks

currently I closed the cache feature for subsite of US google, the other subsite works fine.

How it works? A visitor comes to your site, the plugin intercepts the HTML sent to the browser, saves it and then sends the HTML to the visitor. Next time someone comes to the same page they get the cached version in that file. Nothing gets cached to DB.

It might be worth using the debug system in the plugin. In a private browser window, visit a page without a cached copy, see where the file is made, and then reload the page and make sure the same file is served.

I have no idea why the images aren’t showing, sorry.

thank you! let me check it again.

I found the root cause! wp_super_cache_late_init is set as 1! but I can’t uncheck it from Dashboard, after I disabled it, it will be selected again automatically, eventhough I open the file wp-cache-config.ph and change the value to 0 manully, it will be write back to 1 after I refresh dashbaord plugin related page, would you please let me know how to change the value to 0? $wp_super_cache_late_init = 0?

Thank you so much!

./plugins/wp-simple-firewall/src/lib/src/Modules/Plugin/Processor.php: @wp_cache_setting( ‘wp_super_cache_late_init’, 1 );

I noticed The plugin of simple firewall will set this value as 1 automatically! why? does it make sense to cause a security problem!

The plugin of WP simple fire wall change the valude of wp_super_cache_late_init to casue this problem, After I change it to 0, it works fine.

If wp_super_cache_late_init = 1, it will cause some of problem to generate the page.

wp_enqueue_style function can’t add script or CSS into the page.

/**
* Lets you remove certain plugin conflicts that might interfere with this plugin
*/
protected function removePluginConflicts() {
if ( class_exists( ‘AIO_WP_Security’ ) && isset( $GLOBALS[ ‘aio_wp_security’ ] ) ) {
remove_action( ‘init’, [ $GLOBALS[ ‘aio_wp_security’ ], ‘wp_security_plugin_init’ ], 0 );
}
if ( @function_exists( ‘\wp_cache_setting’ ) ) {
@wp_cache_setting( ‘wp_super_cache_late_init’, 0 );
}
}