More Expansive Plugin?

  • This plugin works GREAT for all of the sites that I have that run Gravity Forms and the Litespeed Cache plugin.

    I would LOVE (and by that I mean pay for) an expanded / somewhat refocused plugin that is:
    – specifically for the Litespeed cache plugin (though there are certainly opportunities for others as well)
    – programmatically solves for all types of caching issues related to LiteSpeed cache
    – automatically finds and excludes password protected pages/posts from being cached
    – automatically excludes all (or at least most) types of form submissions for form systems in native to page builders (Divi, Elementor, Bricks, Oxygen) and form plugins (WPForms, NinjaForms, Forminator, etc)

    Clearly, this is not about support but more about an idea.

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  • Plugin Author Samuel Aguilera

    (@samuelaguilera)

    Hi @fizzpopmedia, I’m glad to know that you are so happy using Fresh Forms, don’t forget to leave your rating ??

    Thanks for the idea, it’s a great one, but being Fresh Forms a Gravity Forms add-on, it wouldn’t make sense to cover other scenarios where no Gravity forms are used. And unfortunately I have no time to approach a new project like that.

    That said, Fresh Forms has a filter that was originally intended to deal with embedding methods not supported by Fresh Forms, but in practice you can use the filter to force its caching exclusion feature to work even on post/pages where there’s no Gravity form embedded. So, for example, if you use the filter to force Fresh Forms to run for page id 10, it doesn’t matter what you have added to the page, Fresh Forms will run the cache exclusion in the same way that it does when a Gravity form is detected.

    You can find some examples in the plugin FAQ. Note that after adding/updating the snippet to include the post/page id you will need to empty Litespeed’s cache in order for Fresh Forms to be able to run on those pages.

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