Configuring for functions related to comments?

Please take a look at the following article.

https://www.wpfastestcache.com/tutorial/clear-cache-after-posting-comment/

Sorry but you’re not understanding what I’m saying. I’m saying, if I have on moderation and you submit a comment on my site, you will not see a message pop up after you submit a comment that tells you that “your comment is pending moderation” or something similar. This is because the cache plugin is blocking that message from showing. I know it’s the plugin because when I disabled it the message shows just fine. So I just need to know how to configure your plugin so that it won’t block that message from showing to commenters.

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Hi Emre. I’m having exactly the same issue with this message not appearing and long term users of our site now thinking that we are not receiving their comments when we are. Can you share something of what you discussed with the author of this post here ?

Thanks so much

You need to enable the following option.

Logged-in Users:[X] Don't show the cached version for logged-in users

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by Emre Vona.

That sounds great but our website lets you post a comment without being logged in

If a user writes a comment, he seems as a logged-in user.

Sorry to clarify, you are saying that if you are not logged in, at the point of posting the comment, when the page makes that request it does it as a logged in user of some kind? And from this your solution suggested would therefore work ?

Just I did not separate logged-in user and comment author. If you enable Logged-in Users option, logged-in user and comment author do not see the cache.

Next version, I will exclude comment author automatically.

Sorry Emre I’m not quite understanding what you’re saying… this change in the next version will fix my problem by making it irrelevant if a user is logged in or not ?

Just enable logged-in user option please.

ok great thank you!