Robert Trevellyan

If you place a test order, you will find a link to the digital tickets in the confirmation email and in your test customer’s My Account area. There will also be a link in the WooCommerce Orders history for that order.

I have Quick Cache installed on a site that uses WooCommerce (2.1.5). With Quick Cache enabled and source code notes enabled, the cart and checkout pages are definitely cached, which causes problems for customers.

I see there is code in WooCommerce to set the DONOTCACHEPAGE constant, but somehow that isn’t preventing those pages from being cached. I can work around this by using the URI exclude patterns in the Pro version, but it would be great to know that the built-in safeguards were working.

Please let me know if I should report this to WooCommerce instead.

Yes, I found that workaround. I’ll look out for the new version.

Thanks!

Works for me too.

Ironically enough, that would most likely be a caching issue … or perhaps we were both posting at the same time.

Sorry I didn’t include the fix in my original problem report.

You need to edit wp-config.php and put a line break before the slash on the first line, so it looks like this:

<?php
/**

The define('WP_CACHE', true); part should only be present when the plugin is active. My report is about what happens when I deactivate the plugin.

OK, I’ll try enabling debug emails and see how it goes.

Thanks for the plugin!

This is no longer an issue for me. The explanation is that I was blocking specific IPs that had been attacking my site, and it appears one of the attacking IPs was the address of the site itself (presumably spoofed).

Another reason to do this is that extremely long one-line inserts can break database imports, which would make the backups useless.

I’m seeing this warning on the site where I have Wordfence Security installed.

I have activated the new release on several sites, and I’m seeing different issues. On all sites I have only a daily database-only backup scheduled.

I received 2 emails each from 3 sites.

One email has the database backup attached.

The other email says:

BackUpWordPress has completed a backup of your site <siteURL>.

Unfortunately the backup file was too large to attach to this email.

You can download the backup file by clicking the link below:

In each case, there is only one backup on the server, and it’s only of the database.

I’ll report the issue with the other three sites separately.

Hi Johan,

It looks like you’re using WP Super Cache, not Quick Cache.

rt

Strange indeed – when I use <mysite.com>/wp-login.php it takes me right to the dashboard.

No, 1.11 is working without error for me and going right to the dashboard. Are you logging in by going to “<your-site-url>/wp-admin”?