[Plugin: WP Super Cache] Super Cache and .htaccess

  • Just installed Super Cache on my site. Under Mod Rewrite Rules, the text info says I need to modify my .htaccess file.

    I don’t have an .htaccess file. But just the same, when I go to ismysiteworking.com, I am told Super Cache is active on my site.

    Am I OK, or do I need to create a .htaccess file (never knew i needed one before, and would rather not have one if I don’t need it.) Thanks — Paul

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  • I recommand not to use this…

    I am with Blue host. It throttled my server…

    They dont recommend to use this with WP

    Thread Starter pvguernsey

    (@pvguernsey)

    Interesting.

    So here on the forum for the WP Super Cache plugin, the recommendation is NOT TO USE the Super Cache plugin . . . with WP.

    I have seen stranger things, I guess.

    pvguernsey – I’ll recommend you do use it! It does work on Blue Host AFAIR and most hosting companies recommend you use it.

    Thread Starter pvguernsey

    (@pvguernsey)

    Donncha,

    I am using it, after spending a little time making it happy to be with me. Seems to be working fine.

    I actually called Bluehost to find out if they had a problem with it, and the tech guy said no.

    Now I just need the traffic . . . .

    Thanks — Paul

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