GatorDog

Thanks for the suggestion, will be releasing a 4.7.2 compatiblity verification soon, can add that in, probably as a setting, eg “Allow Editors to Purge”. Gator Cache will automatically update the cache when a post is published or edited, will make sure it’s not checking permissions beyond edit posts for that as well.

Is that the login url for the WordPress dashboard? I’m not sure if the cache would be called in that case, ie if WP would even call advanced cache. However, if you are having an issue, adding the url to the exclusions would handle that.

I imagine it would be a matter of maintaining a separate mobile cache, but will check and make sure of compatibility with the AMP plugin.

The object cache deletion has been resolved in the latest version, 2.1.5.

Thanks for the letting me know. It’s only supposed to delete object-cache upon installation, but looks like it’s also doing it when it checks the integrity of advanced-cache.php, it’s also deleting object-cache.php. I don’t think it checks on every admin init, just in the Gator Cache admin dash. So you could try re-activing the Redis plugin and it will work, until you navigate to the GatorCache dash. However, this is just a temporary work-around, will update the plugin and should be able to push the next version this evening.

I see, usually the dash icons don’t have to be enqueued on the frontend, maybe another plugin is doing it for the setups I test with. Will enqueue the icons with the next release and it should solve this issue.

To see if your pages are being served with the cache, it’s quite simple.

1) Make sure “Show debug information” is checked in your settings under the Debug tab.

2) View the source of your page and there should be comments at the bottom. If it says “served by advanced cache” it is working.

If it’s not caching the home page, there could be something adding the DO NOT CACHE constant for some reason, or a plugin that’s buffering something else there. Is there any type of special content, galleries, sliders etc on your home page? I have not ran into this yet, but it is possible another plugin could be breaking the page buffer.

You’re content being served in gzip is most likely your webserver which appears to be Litespeed. You’d want this unless the device does not support this. The web server should have directives to check for support.

GatorCache will serve gzip from advanced cache, but can be disabled and is probably not needed in most cases since it’s handled by the web server.

A simple test would be to place a static html page on your site and see if that is returned in gzip format. This would indicate if it’s your server something in WordPress is doing this.

Did you change the htaccess file?

What version of WordPress is installed?

What do you mean by icon? What is the problem?

You should see “Gator Cache” in top admin toolbar. It should be towards the last one after edit page and such. When you hover over the text, a drop down will appear, then you can click on refresh page or delete cache. If you have “warm cache” checked in your cache settings, when the page is refreshed it will automatically be regenerated instead of having to visit the page to make it cache.

You can check “Warm Cache” under settings and this will automatically regenerated the cached page when it is deleted from the cache. You can delete an individual page’s cache from the admin toolbar (or delete the entire cache).

Are the images distorted when the page is cached? IE, you reload the page and it doesn’t look right? The cache does not effect any of the page content, it just stores it. However, you may have another plugin or your theme doing something with the output.

These translation calls have been fixed in the latest version, 2.1.3.