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do you have problem in using super cache and pageview together ?

there’re two ways to make your blgo faster and  pageview works

1.  you can use javascript edtion pageview to solve this problem

Installation / Configuration Instructions:

1. Install normal version of WP-PostViews 1.20.

2. Upload postviews.php to your WordPress plugin directory(wp-contentpluginspostviews).

3. Upload wp-counter.php to your WordPress root directory.

4. Activate the WP-PostViews plugin.

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2. you can also ues 1 Blog Cacher make your blog faster instead of super cache, works well with pageview .

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• Wordpress 1.5+ compatible (tested in 1.5, 2.0, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.5, 2.6 and 2.7).
• Quick and easy installation/configuration.
• Portable: edit the file for your convenience and use it anywhere.
• Cached files are stored in HTML files, and organized in directories emulating the urls, so it’s easy displaying the content of the files and organize them (for instance deleting the cache for a given entry, for all categories, for all searches, for all posts from a given date, etc.)
• If «safe_mode» is enabled, the plugin will still work, creating all the files in the cache directory.
• Option to remove all cache files (or just the expired ones) from the WordPress panel.
• Expiration time for cached files.
• Rejected and accepted strings in order to control exactly the urls to cache.
• Rejected User Agents in order to avoid over-caching from search engines.
• Cached files (including front page cache) are updated when posts and comments are published/edited/deleted.
• Option to include an «Expires» header in order to enable browser cache (even fastest response speed and less page requests.
• Only GET requests are cached.
• Browser super-reload (Ctrl+F5) avoids cached urls.
• Compatible with Gzip compression.

Installation

• (Optional) Edit the values in the advanced-cache.php file (define…) for your convenience (further information in that file).
• Create the cache directory /wp-cache/ in your WordPress directory (/wp-cache/) and make it writeable (chmod 777).
• Upload 1blogcacher2.0.php file to /wp-content/plugins/ WordPress directory (/wp-content/plugins/1blogcacher2.0.php).
• Upload advanced-cache.php file to /wp-content/ (/wp-content/advanced-cache.php).
• Add this line to the wp-config.php file («/wp-config.php»): define(‘WP_CACHE’, true);
• Activate the plugin and take a look to «Options > 1 Blog Cacher» in the WordPress panel.

Very important

• If WEC_ENABLE_BROWSER_CACHE is true, you will be seeing a browser-cached page, so the plugin won’t be even running. Hit Reload (F5) to see the plugin-cached version of the page.

[thanks  1 blog cacher moonlight blog]