• I’m testing out Hyper Cache because it sounds like a great plugin, but I’m having some trouble getting it up and running. The plugin was able to create a /hyper-cache/ subdirectory of /wp-content/cache/, but when I looked inside there were no files. After page visits, I checked the source code to see if there was a comment indicating the page had been served from cash, but there was none. However, I did find this script before the closing body and html tags:

    <script>function lc_get_cookie(name) {var c = document.cookie;if (c.indexOf(name) != -1) {var x = c.indexOf(name)+name.length+1;var y = c.indexOf(";",x);if (y < 0) y = c.length;return decodeURIComponent(c.substring(x,y));} else return "";}if ((d = document.getElementById("commentform")) != null) { e = d.elements;var z = lc_get_cookie("comment_author_email_c4c97828dcdab6723a7c27e7c99b35d5");if (z != "") e["email"].value = z;z = lc_get_cookie("comment_author_c4c97828dcdab6723a7c27e7c99b35d5");if (z != "") e["author"].value = z.replace(/\+/g, " ");z = lc_get_cookie("comment_author_url_c4c97828dcdab6723a7c27e7c99b35d5");if (z != "") e["url"].value = z;}</script>

    My guess is it looks like the plugin’s code to fill in comment forms on users served a cached page and that the plugin is working in a limited capacity.

    I don’t know if its related, but I ran into an issue an the absent constant define(“WP_CACHE”, true); after the WPLANG part (which isn’t there), I just stuck it in at the top where WP Super Cache defines a similar constant. I also ran into some file not found errors, but the text was obscured by the WordPress Admin sidebar. These errors disappeared after I saved the settings.

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  • Hi did you clear the cache after you entered the following define(“WP_CACHE”, true); in the wp-config.php file?

    Then did you open up a page or post in the browser and then did you check the cache folder again? You can also click on Compute the cache size button.

    Thread Starter Bits and Bites

    (@bits-and-bites)

    I took your advice and 1) pressed “Clean the whole cache” under the Hyper Cache settings page; 2) Browsed pages and posts when not logged in; then 3) pressed “Compute the cache size” under the Hyper Cache settings page.

    When I compute the size, I get a label with no value, just “Cache size:”. Cache directory is still empty. Hope that helps.

    Try and reinstall the plugin.

    Thread Starter Bits and Bites

    (@bits-and-bites)

    Nope, reinstallation didn’t work.

    Try the following, deactivate all your other plugins except this one and carry out another test. You can try also the FAQ in the following link.

    Plugin Author Stefano Lissa

    (@satollo)

    Do not browse the site when you’re logged in, use a clean or anonymous browser.

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