TaylorHawkes

Yep, this is now on the docket as bug. Fix will come in 1.5 pretty soon. –
Thanks for help on this issue.

Youdaman,

Thanks for info – not sure of this issue.

I am checking this file for write permissions:
$htaccess=$_SERVER[‘DOCUMENT_ROOT’].”/.htaccess”;
if(!is_writable($htaccess)){ return 2; }

Does that correctly reference your .htaccess file? It would be great to get some help to trouble shoot this bc its clearly an issue.

Remove it..

1. You running apache?
2. You have mod-rewrite installed?

KlubKelli – you can change that 25 to whatever number you want.

However after thinking about it, I will change the functionality so that when you click it it updates the “next 25 most recent posts” (so clicking twice would get 50 pages and so on.)

I will consider it for future feature, but I think your browser “x” might will work just as well.

You using version 1.4?

New comments should be showing up – not sure the issue there.If you publish a new post you will likely need to “refresh all pages” so that the links to that post on other pages will show up.

ruralinfo – anyway you can shoot me your site w/ login issue so i can take a look?

You can twitter message me @taylorhawkes.

ramonjosegn – Yea i will consider this solution. I’m just a little worried about “auto” caching pages – some pages a webmaster might not want to have cached. Ex: a page that regularly reads info from a db.

Did you add all of it including the comments?

Is you .htaccess file in the root directory of your website?

You pry still have some pages w/ query strings (no big deal).

You are leveraging browser caching. As long as you main pages are loading fast you should be good.

I will log this as feature request. Would be great, but it’s kinda tricky to develop.

Please open new issue for further bugs/requests.

I launched version 1.4 which will fix your issue rightherebkk.

stcap,

So I looked into this and this is issue with my .htaccess rewrite – sorry. I will work on a fix. I will likely roll out this fix along with the multi-site compatibility feature.

In the mean time if you delete your landing page “https://www.mysite.com/” url from the cache I’m guessing it would fix the issue. (of course this is a hack and not a real solution.)

Thanks tom762. Yea I will identify and fix the conflict for sure.

Thanks for the feedback to help improve this plugin.