Just Dave

I did the very same and I am having no luck either. I don’t consider myself stupid, but this is either a very complicated installation or the most under-documented plugin installation I have ever encountered. Maybe both, but I am still hoping to be able to use it as I have used it with themes that have the compatibility built-in, and I love it!

It was mine too. Hopefully I have now mastered it.

This plugin is so good I am going to give it another try on the websites it turned blank. Call me a fool, but the speed is addicting.

I modified the wp-config file via cPanel. If you don’t have cPanel you will have to use a ftp client. Here is what removed from that file.

define(‘WP_CACHE’, true); //Added by WP-Cache Manager
define( ‘WPCACHEHOME’, ‘/home/whatever2011/public_html/yourwebsite.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-super-cache/’ ); //Added by WP-Cache Manager

It will likely be at the very top of the file under:
<?php
/**
but it may be a little further down. Use this shared experience at your own risk and do not remove or modify anything else in that file! That should bring your site back up. Then you can delete the plugin’s folder from the plugins folder found in the wp-content folder. Good luck!

I installed it on 4 websites. The first two were no problem and there was a noticeable improvement in page load speed. I am keeping it there and I am happy with it.

The two others not so much luck. I had to open wp-config and remove the code it placed there, then delete the plugin’s file from the server.

Same thing happened to me. Installed it, activated it and updated the status to cache the site and it’s gone.