• From version 1.5.0 support for http headers is suppose to have been implemented, which ones and how is it done?

    I checked it and it still doesn’t work as they are still getting ignored.

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  • The list of headers is here:
    https://github.com/Automattic/wp-super-cache/blob/master/wp-cache-phase2.php#L183

    You can also add your own headers using the “wpsc_known_headers” filter.

    Thread Starter cjc1867

    (@cjc1867)

    Thanks but how can you use it or set them up?

    I am using a separate plugin to set some of them and I have added the others directly to .htaccess file as your plugin completely ignored them.

    So if you have fixed the issue how do you use it? There’s a checkbox in the settings but that doesn’t set them up.

    Cheers

    Colin

    Enabling the feature on the advanced settings page should do it. Make sure there aren’t any Supercache .htaccess rules though, and clear the cache. The cache will be served by PHP so that the headers are sent.

    Thread Starter cjc1867

    (@cjc1867)

    Hi
    I have clicked the checkbox, cleared the cache so now what? Sorry but I need more instructions and I’m probably not the only one on how this has been implemented and how to use it.

    I assume I still use a plugin like the HTTP Headers plugin that I used before but without success to set the headers and WP Super Cache will now not ignore them, is that right?

    HTTP Headers has been updated so that the settings are now saved to .htaccess file and problem solved. But other plugins might not have the same feature so it’s got to be clear what to do.

    Cheers

    Colin

    Thread Starter cjc1867

    (@cjc1867)

    Sorry no answers, so I have moved on and now using another easier caching plugin that has a section where you can set up your http headers.

    In my case problem solved, by the way the other plugin was updated to cover this same problem or issues.

    Thank goodness someone is listening….

    Colin

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