• Resolved outdoorphoto

    (@outdoorphoto)


    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.

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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