Feature request

  • Resolved Rookie

    (@alriksson)


    4 years, 8 months ago

    WHAT HAPPENS TO THE BROWSER CACHING SETTINGS ON CLOUDFLARE?
    You will not be able to use them anymore. You will need to enter the browser caching settings on your htaccess file or, if you use Nginx, in your hosting’s configuration file.

    To improve the UI for the user couldn’t this be added to the plugin UI? If using Apache of Lightspeed.

    CAN I USE THIS PLUGIN TOGETHER WITH WP ROCKET?
    Yes you can but you need to install the free WP Rocket Disable Page Caching add on.

    Why is this needed, a server-level page cache is good as a fallback if the edge cache is empty. And cloudflare and edge do not support mobile and desktop as two separated cache together with using critical CSS for the two different cache files which wp rocket soon support.

    Same how does it work with lightspeed?

    Thanks in advance.

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  • Plugin Contributor Salvatore Fresta

    (@salvatorefresta)

    Hello Rookie,
    for the first question: yes, I’m thinking to add the browser caching support on next releases.

    For the second question: is not a good idea to have more than one page cache. Anyway I’m working to improve the coexistence with other caching plugins that many times, due to some headers, interfere with the cloudflare cache.

    I haven’t checked the plugin with litespeed but I don’t think there are any problems.

    Bye

    Thread Starter Rookie

    (@alriksson)

    for the first question: yes, I’m thinking to add the browser caching support on next releases.

    Thanks in advance, preferably with preload function and desktop a mobile cache using wp_is_mobile as WP Rocket?

    For the second question: is not a good idea to have more than one page cache. Anyway I’m working to improve the coexistence with other caching plugins that many times, due to some headers, interfere with the cloudflare cache.

    Yeah true, but as long as the cache-control headers can be specified. Or in the Cloudflare cache with a TTL rule, it’s fine.

    I haven’t checked the plugin with litespeed but I don’t think there are any problems.

    Okay, neither have I, just curious if there was any reported or logged issues with that stack.

    Plugin Contributor Salvatore Fresta

    (@salvatorefresta)

    Hello Rookie,
    I added support for the assets browser cache via htaccess in the version 3.0 ??

    Thread Starter Rookie

    (@alriksson)

    Nice waiting for page cache then ??

    Plugin Contributor Salvatore Fresta

    (@salvatorefresta)

    About page cache: you can keep the wp-rocket cache active but to avoid strange behavior, make sure the web page has fresh content before being inserted into the Cloudflare cache

    Thread Starter Rookie

    (@alriksson)

    but to avoid strange behavior, make sure the web page has fresh content before being inserted into the Cloudflare cache

    Sorry, don’t think I understand what you mean here.

    Plugin Contributor Salvatore Fresta

    (@salvatorefresta)

    Hi @alriksson ,

    race condition problems may occur when you have two active caches for the same object (the HTML page in this case).

    For example, after editing a post it may be faster to update the Cloudflare cache than that of WP-Rocket. But if WP-Rocket does not return the updated page, an old page will be stored in the Cloudflare cache.

    The only way to know is to do some tests.

    Thread Starter Rookie

    (@alriksson)

    Continued the thread over email.

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