• Hi there.

    (Please see the screenshot link at the bottom of this post.)

    Whenever caching is enabled in your plugin, Chrome Developer Console’s “Network” box reveals that a Post.php call redirects and never returns a response (forever “pending“) whenever an “Update” is posted for a page edit in WordPress. If I disable the caching by clicking “Disable Page Cache” in the plugin and then try an update in the page editor, the Post.php still redirects but the redirection completes (see screenshot).

    Is this what’s supposed to happen? And do you know why the Post.php is redirecting (302) in the first place?

    Thanks in advance for your help and for you’re great plugin!

    Post.php “Pending” Screenshot

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  • Plugin Contributor iSaumya

    (@isaumya)

    Hi,
    This is not supposed to happen. Can you share the full URL? In the screenshot I cannot the full URL, so most URL parameters of post.php I can’t see in the screenshot. Please share the same screenshot but ensure that full URL can be seen. Thanks.

    Thread Starter wykananda

    (@wykananda)

    Hi Saumya,

    Here’s a screenshot with the full paths. It’s a different page in the editor being “updated” but this will happen when updating any page in the editor. Let me know if you need anything else.

    https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sUpDeQ9oUzh29eSPx8EwbaDltyQOr0B5/view?usp=share_link

    Plugin Contributor iSaumya

    (@isaumya)

    Hi @wykananda,
    Thanks for that. I do not see a reason for such issue to be happening. But Can you please go inside the plugin settings > Other tab and scroll down to the section of Remove Cache Buster Query Param section. Read the implementation guide and add the mentioned Cache Rules in your Cloudflarer account and then enable that option. Please check if you are still having the issue after that.

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