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I have a plugin running on a Wordpress site that is also making use of WP-Super-Cache. The plugin stores data in it's own tables in the database. When using the admin management pages on the site data that's getting updated in the database isn't being reflected on the admin pages. Also, it seems that in some cases the updates aren't even being made to the database.

The plugin works perfectly on the development environment we used for developing this plugin, although the development site doesn't have any of the other plugins active that the production site does.

I don't have much experience with WP-Super-Cache, so I'm wondering if there are some settings that might need to be active/inactive and if there's a proper way to clear out the necessary cached files to perhaps get these pages working properly.

Alternatively, if this doesn't seem like a plausible cause of the issue, is there something else that you would look at as being the cause?

Thanks.

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You'll need to provide the code for your admin page and a list of the plugins used. Any answers given using the info you've provided would be a shot in the dark at best. – Jeremy Jared Nov 12 '11 at 13:33

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It looks like the issue was with dbcache and not wp-super-cache. After telling dbcache to not cache calls to the plugins db tables it's working good.

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