Php last; seems to work equally well for WordPress and makes WP Super Cache behave nice on all posts and pages too :). Except the home page, that is. This results in no pages are handled by Super Cache because all requests with a GET parameter are being passed to WP Cache instead. Instead, the rule rewrite ^(. I found that the rule
rewrite ^(. Q=$1 last; adds a ‘q’ request parameter behind the scenes and although invisible for visitors browsing the site, it is seen by WP Super Cache in PHP mode.
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Php last; seems to work equally well for WordPress and makes WP Super Cache behave nice on all posts and pages too :). Except the home page, that is. This results in no pages are handled by Super Cache because all requests with a GET parameter are being passed to WP Cache instead. Instead, the rule rewrite ^(. I found that the rule
rewrite ^(. Q=$1 last; adds a ‘q’ request parameter behind the scenes and although invisible for visitors browsing the site, it is seen by WP Super Cache in PHP mode.
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