[arthurfreitas]

Hi comm,

First of all, excuse the English. I’m better with French.

OK, I have WordPress installed on my machine and a bbPress deeply integrated (theme, cookies, users, etc…)

Everything worked fine until I activate the WP-Super-Cache, which made ​​my bbPress “disappear”. When I access the forum system, only appears a blank screen, inclusive in the administrative panels.

I noticed that this only happens when the WP-Super-Cache is enabled and integrated with my theme of WordPress is selected. When one of them is disabled, both systems funscionam normally.

Is there any way to enable the WP-Super-Cache does not destroy my deep integration with bbPress?

Att,

Arthur Freitas.

[arthurfreitas]

When one of them is disabled, both systems funscionam normally.

Sorry.

When one of them is disabled, both systems works normally.

Att,

[arthurfreitas]

When one of them is disabled, both systems funscionam normally.

Sorry.

When one of them is disabled, both systems works normally.

Att,

[Richard Moon]

I had the same problem. I found a couple of other posts via Google that lead me to the answer. You need to exclude bbPress from being processed by WP Super Cache. This can be done through a configuration setting within WP Super Cache.

> WordPress Dashboard

> Settings

> WP Super Cache

> Advanced tab

> Scroll down to “Accepted Filenames & Rejected URI’s”

> Add here strings (not a filename) …

I found the following entries in that text box:

wp-.*.php

index.php

I added:

/forums/

(My bbPress application is installed under my WordPress directory in the /forums sub-directory).

Now all URL’s that include the string “/forums/” are ignored in terms of caching.

Richard

[Richard Moon]

I had the same problem. I found a couple of other posts via Google that lead me to the answer. You need to exclude bbPress from being processed by WP Super Cache. This can be done through a configuration setting within WP Super Cache.

> WordPress Dashboard

> Settings

> WP Super Cache

> Advanced tab

> Scroll down to “Accepted Filenames & Rejected URI’s”

> Add here strings (not a filename) …

I found the following entries in that text box:

wp-.*.php

index.php

I added:

/forums/

(My bbPress application is installed under my WordPress directory in the /forums sub-directory).

Now all URL’s that include the string “/forums/” are ignored in terms of caching.

Richard

[arthurfreitas]

Thanks!

Problem fixed.

[arthurfreitas]

Thanks!

Problem fixed.