Exclude uing
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A year ago I posted an enquiry asking about excluding pages that do not originate from our Blog.
We are running an online shop (https://www.outdoorphoto.co.za/) that integrates our Blog into some of our pages. Since my enquiry the provided solution has been to include “<!–[wpfcNOT]–>” in the body of any page that should not be cached. It seems as if though this functionality stopped working? On product pages such as (https://www.outdoorphoto.co.za/gopro-hero6-black-action-camera) we include articles from our Blog running in a subfolder. However, with or without the “<!–[wpfcNOT]–>” variable in the body there seems to be no difference. Is this expected?Furthermore and more to the point, I am trying to integrate a module onto our home page that pulls WordPress data using WordPress functionality by including it in the following way:
echo "<!–[wpfcNOT]–>"; require_once(root . "/blog/integration.php");And in that file I have:
define('WP_USE_THEMES', false); require_once("wp-load.php"); wpLatestArticles(){ ... }However, despite adding the no-caching-variable/comment it seems the integration simply crashes our home page. When I deactivate caching in the WordPress admin the integration succeeds. However we do not wish to deactivate caching to allow for this sort of integration.
I have deactivated caching to prevent the page from crashing.
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I have cleared the cache before, after and during.
However, mentioning the exclude rule I am not sure I am describing the problem correctly.
We are running a wordpress blog at (https://www.outdoorphoto.co.za/blog/).
We are running an online shop (not wordpress) at (https://www.outdoorphoto.co.za).Your exclude feature only allows me to exclude pages on the blog, which is running in a subfolder, “/blog/”. Whatever I add to the input in the exclusion list is added as “…/blog/whatever”.
As I am sure you understand, this means that I cannot add to the exclusion list pages that are not originating from the blog itself.Previously you have advised that I use “<!–[wpfcNOT]–>”. However this seems to no longer be working.
The following line appears in the changelog for version 0.7.9:
“[wpfcNOT]” shortcode has been converted to the image Optimisation of CSS minifyEmre,
In your file exclude.php I can find the following line:
return "<?php echo home_url();?>" + "/" + request_uri;Changing this line to the following allows me to exclude our online shop’s absolute URL (https://www.outdoorphoto.co.za/). In doing so my problem has been solved.
// Default WPFC Code //return "<?php echo home_url();?>" + "/" + request_uri; // ODP Modified Code return request_uri;I would like to exclude any pages on our online shop, which is here:
https://www.outdoorphoto.co.za/I would like to include any pages on our blog, which is here:
https://www.outdoorphoto.co.za/blog/Our shop is not cached by default. But as you should be able to see I’ve pulled WordPress functionality into our shop.
My issue has been solved however by modifying your exclude.php file.
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