esi shortcode with Caldera forms

  • Resolved jlahm

    (@jlahm)


    6 years, 2 months ago

    I am using Caldera Forms and have been getting the error message: “Submission rejected, token invalid”. I have tried adding the page name to the Exclude list, then purging the caches (browser’s too) and retrying, but the error persists. I found a page telling how to modify Caldera forms to use ESI, but was hesitant to change a plugin that could be subsequently updated by Caldera. Then I thought about using the new [esi] shortcode in the LiteSpeed Cache plugin. When I changed the page’s form shortcode from [caldera_form id=”CF5a98693025f5f”] to [esi caldera_form id=”CF5a98693025f5f”], the page now simply displays the original shortcode as text on the page (no form is displayed).

    What can I do to get the form working with caching? Thanks for your help.

    • This topic was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by jlahm.

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  • Plugin Support Hai Zheng?

    (@hailite)

    Do you have ESI enabled in setting?

    Thread Starter jlahm

    (@jlahm)

    Yes, I do have it enabled.

    However, I found the error and it was NOT due to the LiteSpeed cache. My original problem was caused by a conflict with using Plugin Organizer, and while I had the Caldera Form plugin enabled on the page, enabling Caldera site-wide seemed to be needed. I also found out that Caldera Forms has made their plugin ESI compliant and recommends adjusting the cache settings to expire in 10 hours. Using the ESI shortcode was not needed.

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