Wondering if still in production?

I moved on. Thanks for all the caching (been using this from the very beginning). Goodbye, old friend – you were awesome!

What error do you get?

I was wondering the same thing. Is WP Super Cache still a future proof option?

Same here. I recently had to move my site to another web host, and in the process I also had to update WordPress to the latest version, i.e. 5.3.2. Unfortunately, because WP Super Cache has not been updated in more than 5 months (August 2019) and has been tested only up to WordPress 5.2.5, I can’t take the risk of activating the plugin again.

Do any of the developers – @donncha, @kraftbj or @automattic – have any info on compatibility with the very latest WP version, and whether any updates are planned in the near future?

Thanks for the ping @yallaman.

The plugin still works, and will be updated as time permits. I’ll update the tested version now. I have it running on a couple of blogs without any problem.

Thank you very much @donncha for your reply to this and other topics a couple of days ago. Good to know you are still maintaining WP Super Cache!

Some compatibility issues I have seen in the forum regarding the current version of the plugin and recent versions of WordPress and PHP:

* Problem with updated Walker class in WordPress 5.3:

@martinsotirov writes here that “You need to change the parameters to the walk function of your custom menu walker because the Walker class got updated in 5.3”:

public function walk( $elements, $max_depth ) {
should be
public function walk( $elements, $max_depth, ...$args ) {

Hopefully this is something the developer @donncha can have a look at.

* PHP Notice in debug log file: Undefined offset wp-cache-phase2.php.

The developer has commented that it is probably harmless, see here.

* Not compatible with PHP 7.4:

The developer seems to have a fix ready, see here.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by yallaman.

@yallaman – that walk post was hidden well. I don’t think that has to do with WP Super Cache. It looks like it belongs to a plugin called “custom-menu-wizard”.

WP Super Cache stopped working on all sites on our Cpanel server. We can’t figure out why…no cache files are created unless we “Test Cache”, and we can’t access the debug log, the login box just reloads everytime. Sad…loved this plugin. Migrating everyone to something else.

@c4talyst – I replied elsewhere.