warrentang

The problem has been narrowed down to Browser Cache.

I got the same problem. When I try to open my home page, it shows

Content Encoding Error

The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because it uses an invalid or unsupported form of compression.

Disabling W3 Total Cache dismiss the error. Any ideas?

When I tried to activate the plugin, there was the error above.

WordPress version:3.4.1
SEO Ultimate version: 7.2.8

What did you mean by “the author”?

If you meant the author of “q-translate”, this post is tagged “q-translate”, but I didn’t go to the author’s personal website. The same goes to w3tc.

If you meant the “editor” of a post, no, there is no notifications in the admin area.

There is no error in Apache’log. Only the cache for the default language was updated.

To reproduce the issue:

1. Create a new post in two languages, let’s say the default language is English, and the other is Chinese;
2. Log out and view the post. The Chinese content is “A”, for example.
3. Edit the post and change the Chinese content from “A” to “B”. Update.
4. Log out and view the post again. The Chinese content is still “A”.

Expected Results:
The Chinese content should be “B” in step 4, meaning the cache for ALL languages should be cleared when I click “Update”.

I hope the explanation is clear. And thanks for caring about the question.

Hi, duckonwater

What’s the hacks?

Really? I mean when I click “Update” button, the cache (for all languages) should be updated immediately.

Am I the only one who faces this problem? Any thoughts?

Shouldn’t WordPress do that automatically?

You need to try. Still it’s likely that you have to check or even edit the template files.

So the template was not made by you, was it? I haven’t used cufon myself but my guess is that the font included in your template does not support Russion characters. The options might be:

• Generate your own cufon font (wich supports Russion) and use it to replace the font in the template. Please refer to the cufon website.
• Edit the template files to remove cufon completely. You should have some knowledge on wordpress templates.

Thank you very much! You’ve been of great help.

Just a hint: I noticed that you are using cufon which might cause the problem.

yes, I added the following lines in wp_config.php:

define(‘WP_HOME’, ‘https://www.xyz.com’);
define(‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘https://www.xyz.com’);

I should mention that my server does not support .htaccess file.

The background is still in white. I thought the skin’s background color is dark/black as shown in Google Search’s thumbnail.
Is there a real dark skin in black background?