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I’m having this problem and it does not show cached pages on a logged out browser.

https://www.roscoeviewjournal.com

I have what I think to be the exact same set up on:

https://www.centersquarejournal.com

and it seems to be caching just fine.

I’ve gone through the FAQ suggested steps, and done a clean install of the plugin and WP 3.2.1. I’ve also weeded out plugins with ob_start and supercache disabling lines.

When running debug, I get this error consistently:

No wp-cache file exists. Must generate a new one.

Any thoughts on what to do next?

Yep. Same problem here.

How’d you solve it? I’m having a similar problem.

Well I fixed it by stepping down to WP3.0-RC3. Not sexy, but it works!

Thanks, I replaced the /wp-admin/includes directory, but still no dice.

Arrgh.

Yep. There it was.

I saw your post above and looked for /wp-admin/includes/internal-linking.php but couldn’t find that file.

Any suggestions on what to do?

– I tried turning off all plugins and still had the problem. I did it using the phpMySQL method just to be sure.
– I tried reinstalling WP 3.1
– I’d heard that maybe it was a jQuery problem so I swapped in the jQuery code from WP3.0 under /wp-includes/js/jquery but that made no difference either.

Interestingly, another instance of WP3.1 that I’m running with multi-site turned on (and the exact same plugins) does not have this problem.

I have the problems with the link button with both Chrome and FF.

Penderra, you were right. Once I was able to convince my ISP to do a soft-restart of the server, everything worked out.

I’m having a similar problem:

https://www.centersquarejournal.com/news/rahm-emanuel-holds-rally-in-welles-park

The pop-up images display progressively lower on the screen when viewed in Firefox (just updated to 3.6.15) but not in Chrome. (Have not tested IE).

I’m running WP 3.1 and Lightbox Plus 2.2.1.

I tried ElFregadero’s nifty jQuery swap-out, but I see no improvement.

Any other ideas?

Brilliant, @itmitra! You solved it for me!