craigramsay

Could you both send me a link to your websites if they are live so I can take a look?

Thanks

Hi, apologies for the delay and thanks for pointing this out. I’ve located the issue with search pages and will get the plugin updated as soon as possible.

Thanks

Hi, sorry for the delay and to hear that you’re having problems. If you still need help send me a link to your website and I’ll let you know the selectors to use in the plugin settings.

I plan to create a video to demonstrate how to find these.

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Hi, sorry for delay in getting back to you. The plugin should work with any theme but you need to change the css selectors it targets. Have you done this? This is required as different themes will use different markup.

There is a repo here though. https://github.com/malinky/malinky-ajax-pagination

Thanks

Did you manage to get this homepage issue fixed? I’m facing a similar problem. A supercache file is created at:

wp-content/cach/supercache/DOMAIN/index.html

However on each load of the home page it seems this file isn’t recognised or found and the cache and file are regenerated. All other pages are cached correctly.

In regards to your comment about a cache file being picked up for logged in users. This probably relates to the option in the advanced section that says “Make known users anonymous so they’re served supercached static files.” If this is not checked then the plugin creates legacy cache files which are served to logged in users. If you clear all cache and check this option that should stop happening.

All working now, thanks again

Just implemented the patch and all works. Many thanks for fixing so quickly and for the great plugin.

I’ve just done a fresh wordpress install and added two jobs one with job type freelance and one with temporary. I’ve then created a page with the shortcode [jobs job_types=”freelance”] and both jobs are listed still.

Short code is [jobs job_types=”permanent”]. I’ve only got two jobs in there but both still show. The hidden field is added to the page which looks like this in the source

<input type="hidden" name="job_types[]" value="permanent">

Further to my comments the module was called the suhosin module and I believe they overwrite it in the .htaccess file if that helps anymore.

Hope you get yours sorted.

This has now been fixed, my hosts had enabled a security module that had stopped it working which they have now rectified. Shame I lost a day on this but anyone facing a similar problem may want to contact the hosts first before spending too much time.