• Resolved panganino

    (@panganino)


    On my website I have a lot of posts containing capital letters in their URLs (example: guideastuces.com/A11527-Entretenir-et-desinfecter-sa-brosse-a-dents).
    When I look at the files cached by WP Super Cache, I see that it is transforming my urls into lower case letters (see screenshot below). Does this mean that my pages are not cached? and how to fix this?

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  • It’s OK. The files are made lower case but are used by the plugin to serve the URL. I loaded that example URL you provided, but I didn’t see the debug information in the HTML source. Did you turn that off? Is the plugin active now?

    If you have still got the plugin installed, enable debugging and watch the log, as it may show you why the page isn’t using the cache.

    Thread Starter panganino

    (@panganino)

    @donncha Yes the plugin was disabled because I’m not sure if it caches my Website well. I just reactivated it and started debugging mode.

    Could you please tell me how to be sure that the plugin caches pages with the correct urls (like guideastuces.com/A11527-Entretenir-et-desinfecter-sa-brosse-a-dents) and not the modified urls that I see in the file list?

    I looked at the source code of the page and I didn’t see the message that says the page is cached.

    You should enable debugging in the plugin, and look at the debug log to see if it’s caching the pages when you visit them.

    Visit the page, then reload the debug log to view what happened.

    Thread Starter panganino

    (@panganino)

    Sorry, I may have disabled it by mistake. I just activated it.

    FYI, I also use Cloudflare.

    Thread Starter panganino

    (@panganino)

    When I look at the source code, I don’t see any WP Super Cache signature. I think the plugin is not caching my site :/

    OK, the first thing you should do is enable debugging in the plugin, and look at the debug log to see if it’s caching the pages when you visit them. It might show a warning or error that you can follow up on.

    If there’s nothing obvious there, disable other plugins you use, one-by-one.

    If you’re using Cloudflare to serve cached pages from your site, you might not even need this plugin, but if this plugin offers features you really need, turn off Cloudflare to test if it works.

    Plugin Support Stef (a11n)

    (@erania-pinnera)

    Hi @panganino,

    Do you have updates about that? We usually close inactive threads after one week of no movement, but we want to make sure we’re all set before marking it as solved. Thanks!

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