Community Support Forums

by **victortaylor** » October 10th, 2011, 6:57 pm

I installed the plugin because I think it was s2member that was slowing the site down.

After activating the plugin I have a WSOD on the front end and in admin...

Because i can't deactivate it in admin I deleted the plugin folder from the server but still have the WSOD everywhere...

How can I fix this please? Thank you.

by **victortaylor** » October 10th, 2011, 7:51 pm

That was SCARY. There should be a health warning about these things...

I'm in the middle of restoring the site gradually activating plugins again after finding out the problem.

The plugin puts some files in the wp-content directory too, which needed to be deleted.

I renamed plugins directory - then was able to access admin - then removed the cache plugin files - then have started re-activating plugins in the right order i.e. buddypress and it's theme, the s2member and the rest.

Nightmare.

by **Steveorevo** » October 11th, 2011, 2:27 pm

Yeah, I experienced this too. Very odd. Abandoned the plugin only to return and try it again. Seem to work at first, but then I entered a URI exclusion with a very unique pattern. No go. Tried resetting Quick Cache and it just won't take. Caching is now dead. :-(

by **Steveorevo** » October 11th, 2011, 2:33 pm

I think Quick Cache is running, it appears that only IE and Chrome show the comments after the closing html tag. Perhaps Safari and Firefox are pruning it?

by **victortaylor** » October 11th, 2011, 2:36 pm

I'm going to use WP Total Cache when I get around to it, which works good on another site...

Funny thing is, my site downloads a lot quicker now... Must have been another plugin because I haven't re-activated all of them...

by **teratechnologies** » October 21st, 2011, 4:44 pm

I'm having the same problem here. When I look at the source file I can see that the <head> doesn't finish loading, which means that the code never reaches the <body>.

The Quick Cache debug info is at the bottom as if everything is normal.

Is there a fix for this?

by **Steveorevo** » October 21st, 2011, 5:29 pm

I think, perhaps one has to reset permalinks? I'm not sure. I had to remove the plugin, and the corresponding drop-in. Trying a second time and it took. I'm quite happy with it now. It appears to we working well and pages do render a bit faster.

by **teratechnologies** » October 21st, 2011, 6:10 pm

At first I had the cache set to clear after one week, but after I changed the setting back to the default (3600?) the problem "appeared" to have gone away. I'm still leery, but QuickCache brought my page load time down to 4 seconds from 35 seconds, so I'm just hoping the problem won't come back.

Community Support Forums

Quick Cache Plugin caused white screen of death - how to fix

Quick Cache Plugin caused white screen of death - how to fix

Re: Quick Cache Plugin caused white screen of death - how to

Re: Quick Cache Plugin caused white screen of death - how to

Re: Quick Cache Plugin caused white screen of death - how to

Re: Quick Cache Plugin caused white screen of death - how to

Re: Quick Cache Plugin caused white screen of death - how to

Re: Quick Cache Plugin caused white screen of death - how to

Re: Quick Cache Plugin caused white screen of death - how to

Who is online