GatorDog

So you’re saying you do not see issues with “Mobile Device Caches” checked? Are you running any plugins that would change themes or otherwise present different page markup in mobile? Also the cache directory should be [email protected], so you do have the cache ssl pages option checked.

You can re-install to change cache directory, the folder has to be writable by the web server process. Or you can directly edit gc-config.ini.php in the document root directory (the same folder as your wp-config.php file). There has been more error checking added in case your cache directory does not exist or is not writable, however, it will not cache in that case, since there is nowhere to write cache files.

If you update your widgets and want the changes to show on the site, you should refesh the cache, ie purge cache from the top menu bar, GatorCache > purge entire site.

If you look at the page source, when you’re not logged in, it says Gator Cached accommodation on [2017-05-08 02:34:22], which was almost a year ago.

It looks like you solved the issue, your home page is cached. The page will not cache if you are logged into WordPress. It looks like your using WP Super Minify too, which is compatible with GatorCache. I’ve had success with Autoptimize as well.

Fixed in latest version 2.1.6

If your theme properly uses WooCommerce ajax fragments to populate the cart icon, most do, the cart status will be correct. Otherwise if they’re hard-coding into the PHP, it will show 0.

The two plugins may or may not be compatible, even if they were, it would be very unnecessary to have both enabled, you’d want to use on or the other.

Obviously fake spam comment and rating!

Do you have WordPress permalinks set up that way, ie mydomain/some-page is a WP page instead of mydomain/some-page/

Do you mean a url that contains a query string, eg example.com?123. If so, I’d a imagine a setting to allow all such urls, or if it’s only specific ones, a setting like the exclusion urls, but for inclusion.

I’ll check it out, currently GatorCache does work with WP HTTPS, it’s an outdated plugin, but does work with current version of WP. It sounds like GatorCache is not caching the secured output that the simple ssl plugin produces. Will let you know how to resolve this.

Did the cache directories move to where you wanted them? If they could not be moved with the what you tried (moving the cache to the document root), you can go to /serverroot/www1/gc-config.ini.php and change the document root manually there, you’ll see a line where that is specified. However, please do let me know if the directories are not moving through the dashboard interface and I’ll check and see if it could be something other than a permissions issue.

The only thing that would cause that is if you’re in Debug mode and another plugin is throwing a notice (Gator Cache does not throw notices). I’d suggest turning of debug, or checking the php error log to find the offending theme or plugin.

As long as the default type is text/html, you can comment out the ForceType directive and it should work.