[Plugin: WP Super Cache] Logged in but actually not

  • Hi, I’ve recently gotten my WordPress blog up and running and I’ve been wondering it there’s anyway to keep WP-Super-Cache from displaying me as logged in when I’m actually not short of returning to dynamic pages. The problem is that when I log out on a page, the appearance of the page remains the same as if I were actually logged in.

    Any help would be appreciated. ^^
    Thanks for your time.

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  • This worked for me – THANKS! It’s not cacheing my logged in pages anymore.

    I think the safest thing to do is disable 304 checks for logged in users. That will avoid these problems. Thanks for investigating and figuring this out!

    This seems like a stupid question, but how do you disable the 304 checks for logged in users?

    It required a change to the plugin. Grab wp-cache-phase1.php and upload it to wp-content/plugins/wp-super-cache/, replacing the file of the same name there. That should fix it. There’s no configuration change to make and you can leave on the 304 caching.

    Alternatively, you can also disable caching for known users on the advanced tab if you don’t want to replace that file.

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