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As a quick fix, just grab the source from the Google cache and throw up a static HTML file.
by jontas 13y ago
As a quick fix, just grab the source from the Google cache and throw up a static HTML file.
- DRMacIver 13y agoAh. That's a good idea which I totally failed to follow. Instead I flailed around blindly in the usual manner of trying to get PHP applications to work and seem to have fixed the problem. :-) I should really move my blog to an environment I actually understand and have control over.
- packetslave 13y agoWP Super Cache is definitely your friend if you must self-host.
- DRMacIver 13y agoYes, I know. I had it but my config was badly broken so it wasn't doing anything. Whoops.