I set up a virtual host so that http://www.domain.com is rewritten to domain.com, that way the IF statement in the article is not needed.

Here is my complete virtual host file (rewrites http://www.domain.com to domain.com and has pretty URL’s enabled):

http://pastebin.com/v38KG0Mx

Please note that I am using a PHP port instead of a socket.

I just put together an ubuntu server with Nginx and I could figure out what the issue was.

Thanks!

I found that the rule
rewrite ^(.+)$ /index.php?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. This results in no pages are handled by Super Cache because all requests with a GET parameter are being passed to WP Cache instead. Except the home page, that is...

Instead, the rule
rewrite ^(.+)$ /index.php last;
seems to work equally well for WordPress and makes WP Super Cache behave nice on all posts and pages too :)

im having issues getting mine working

Any tips on combining WordPress AND CodeIgniter? I am running a WP install in the root folder (with this config, a modified version of the Roots WP Theme config: here). However, I’m also trying to migrate a CI app into a /subdirectory/ on my site. I’ve managed to get the default controller to show (without the index.php), but any other controllers or methods simply break and show my WP 404 page! HIstorically, the CI app used to run on an Apache server with pretty URL’s just fine.

Any help is appreciated 😀