chaz7979

Thank you very much.

My options page has the correct url, the page itself does not.

The “management page” option is setup as “/comment-subscriptions.php” while the page simply has “.php” as you can see in the link above.

Done!

That makes sense, I dont use that template so, I have never customized it. Easy fix, thanks for your help.

Which template is it using? I know my way around wordpress a bit, maybe I could help out.

You can see my blog in action here https://siriusbuzz.com/comment-subscriptions?srp=7097&sra=s

Thanks in advance.

BTW, the same thing happens when visiting your own website in IE6

BTW the admin says “No CSS files are cached.”

that pretty much covers everything I can tell you about.

the style is being displayed as <link rel=”stylesheet” href=”https://mywebsitename.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-css/wp-css-compress.php?f=style.css&d=&t=1271538663&#8243; type=”text/css” media=”screen” />

and the html is

<link rel=”stylesheet” href=”<?php wp_css(‘style.css’); ?>” type=”text/css” media=”screen” />

thanks in advance

I activated the plugin and I can see the call to the new css file in the html but the styles are not applied and if I try and directly hit the css file I get a 404.

Any ideas how I could debug this?

I uninstalled, started from scratch, and received the same results.

Thats the thing…. it is creating the pages (I assume) because the supercache folder (via ftp) has folders with the post names as titles. Should something be in those folders?

I turn on the email debugging but nothing out of the ordinary was coming through. Its like the supercache pages are created but never served and the admin page (because it says there are “0” super cached pages) has no idea they exist.

BTW there are other blogs who are seemingly using this no problem with the same hosting company. I figured it was worth a shot to see if it was some server setting.

Half on status seems to work fine as far as I can tell. I’d obviously rather have the benefit of the super duper deluxe caching ??

I should have been clearer when I said “supercache folders are being created for specific blog posts but those files are not being served back to me”… it seems as though they are not being served back to me because each time I hit a page they are updated so I never get a supercached page, I just continually update the currently supercahced file. I know because the timestamp at the bottom of the source is constantly updating and I can see the files updating in the file explorer in my ftp software each time I refresh a page.

This coupled with the admin not registering the the WP-super-cache “Cache Contents” must mean something.

That worked for me as well but, I still posted this as I am curious why I would need to declare it.

+1 I totally agree. I wind up hacking the php each time there is a new release of this plugin.