Tiziano1

Just a thought.
SiteGround told me that they use Apache on top of NGINX.

At present I’m setting up my own VPS server with a similar combination. In doing so I see that the NGINX aspects have their own caching areas that applies server-wide. I wonder if SG is not clearing those caches?

Yep. First thing I did after deactivating and removing SG Optimizer and WP Rocket was to get rid of their htaccess rules.

Hi Thomas,
Yes and no. I probably should have said that in my initial post here.

Anyway, this past weekend I migrated from Flywheel to my SiteGround server. Then I had the problems the others mentioned. Since I have disgruntled students, I switched the DNS back to Flywheel late last night.

SiteGround support really tried to help (so did Lifter’s). But I don’t think the support tiers my issue reached knew about the info you’re passing on in this thread.

Ultimately I might try migrating again, but I need to get some SiteGround trust back. They host many of my non-Lifter sites already, and those site work well. Just not sure about this phantom caching issue.

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Following. Having the same issues with my site.

I just noticed that today too, after updating the SeedProd Pro plugin.

Searching for “Redux Framework” on my Mac, I see multiple instances of it, all related to SeedProd Pro (and its presence in my local backups).

It is also present in MiniGo, which is another plugin I have (which is not currently installed on my local, dev site).

This must be what the devs of those plugins did.

Forgot to mark this as resolved.

Thanks Michael.

Love the plugin BTW!

Hi Michael,
That first one looks like it might just do it.
Trouble is, I only know enough to follow some of it, not implement into my specific situation.

Oh well, maybe when I grow up. ??

Thanks Michael.
Actually, I just found the answer and the trouble was my ignorance.

Adding the following to the theme’s functions file solved it!

function add_custom_types_to_tax( $query ) {
if( is_category() || is_tag() && empty( $query->query_vars['suppress_filters'] ) ) {

$post_types = get_post_types();

$query->set( 'post_type', $post_types );
return $query;
}
}
add_filter( 'pre_get_posts', 'add_custom_types_to_tax' );

Thanks Michael.
That loses me a bit and I can’t see how to manage this via my theme (a child of PageLines DMS2). I’m posting on their forum as well, in the hopes that I might find an answer there. They recommended your plugin to me.

I’ve also read through Justin Tadlock’s posts but, again, can’t seem to reconcile it with my theme.

FWIW, PageLines DMS2 doesn’t seem to need much customization when it comes to displaying CPTs. Here’s the process, per a support thread on their forum site:

OK, the instructions you’re following are for a standard WordPress theme and are not required in DMS. All you need to do is create a custom post type using a plugin such as Custom Post Types UI.

To display your custom post types posts in DMS doesn’t require any custom code or editing of a template, as the WP-Content/PostLoop section automatically picks the custom post type for you.

Follow the instructions below:

1. Create a custom post type, for this example let’s imagine our custom post type is called Movies.
2. Go to your movies archive page i.e. https://www.mywebsite.com/movies/ (if you have enabled pretty links via Permalinks settings).
3. Now add the WP-Content/PostLoop section to your Movies archive page. However, this should be done automatically.
4. You should now see your posts listed like a standard blog.

Thanks!
I’ll look a little deeper into Launch Effect. A bit concerned though, that they don’t appear to have updated since Feb.

Lewis,
Sorry but I’ve been away for a bit.
I’ll try what kurtko suggests.

Nope. No luck yet.
It’s got to be something in my htaccess files.

Safe mode is off but I’ll check the other things you mention, later today.

Permissions 755, 775 and temporarily, 777 tried on:
wp-content/uploads/wp-post-to-pdf-enhanced-cache
wp-content/uploads/wp-post-to-pdf-enhanced-cache/1

CentOS 6.4
Apache/2.2.15
.htaccess set to allow login and admin access only to 2 specific URLs
Hosted via Media Temple DV server