mikeroosa

Yes it’s happening in all browsers. The cookie gets deleted, but as soon as I go back to the site, the cookie is there again.

Apparently this was because I was using Force GZip plugin. After removing that plugin the pages are caching.

Figured out the log files. Now, does anyone know why I might be having this problem. When I view source, it looks like the closing html tag is there. What am I missing?

19:39:40 /pool-safety-blog/ supercache dir: /mnt/stor9-wc1-dfw1/654172/654275/www.poolsafetyfencetampa.com/web/content/wp-content/cache/supercache/www.poolsafetyfencetampa.com/pool-safety-blog/
19:39:40 /pool-safety-blog/ No wp-cache file exists. Must generate a new one.
19:39:41 /pool-safety-blog/ In WP Cache Phase 2
19:39:41 /pool-safety-blog/ Setting up WordPress actions
19:39:41 /pool-safety-blog/ Created output buffer
19:39:41 /pool-safety-blog/ Output buffer callback
19:39:41 /pool-safety-blog/ No closing html tag. Not caching.
19:39:41 /pool-safety-blog/ wp_cache_shutdown_callback: collecting meta data.

No problem, thanks for the tips. I fixed my problem by removing a plugin that was causing the issue. Thanks.

Ok, sounds like a lot of fun. I had my hosting company clean all the viruses.

I believe I got this working. It seems my theme had a newly released update and that took care of it.

It’s a site in progress that I’m working on:
https://www.emotionalismart.com

My original post should say “is not incrementing”. The count still shows 0 even though I clicked the button with a different login and tweeted.

Ok, I actually found the problem on another post. I had switched servers and apparently the new one was not set up for the GD plugin on php.

Here is the solution