Problem when making changes to the website

Hi @nomaddaniele,
Can you answer the following questions:
1. Make sure Force cache bypassing for backend with an additional Cloudflare page rule is disabled.
2. Are you using fallback cache with our plugin? If so, are you using cURL mode for fallback cache?
3. If you disable fallback cache inside our plugin does this issue gets resolved?

Hi @isaumya

I had to delete the plugin to fix the problem.

However, I just reinstalled it:

1 I think it was disabled because I didn’t touch it at all when setting the plugin up. And this is disabled by default.

2 I was using fallback and the cURL was off by default. I didn’t know I had to enabled it.

3 I’ll see if the problem or another one shows up

Hi @nomaddaniele,

I was using fallback and the cURL was off by default. I didn’t know I had to enabled it.

– You don’t have to enable cURL mode for fallback cache. It should remain off and you should only turn it on if you are having issue with the normal fallback cache.

But yes if you face the issue again, try disabling fallback cache and see if you still face the issue. Listening to your issue it seems like for some reason when you update the posts fallback cache doesn’t clear automatically.

Hi @isaumya

Oh ok, I just disabled it. Is having fallback cache on important or good for the speed of my website? I didn’t fully understand what it does.

Thanks a lot

I disabled cURL but kept fallback on

Is having fallback cache on important or good for the speed of my website? I didn’t fully understand what it does.

– Yes it is. It creates a static version of your webpage following the standards that Cloudflare follows when it caches a webpage. This way if someone if visiting one of your website page which hasn’t yet been cached to his nearest cloudflare end, the server will instantly return the HTML version of the webpage as it doesn’t need to parse PHP to recalculate everything from scratch which in term make your site load super fast.

Oh ok, I understand! I hope nothing goes wrong this time.

I think my host has a caching system as well that I should be able to disable. Would that be a cause of conflict with the plugin?

I think my host has a caching system as well that I should be able to disable.

If the host has a caching system then yes that could be the cause of conflict. You don’t need any other caching system when using this plugin.

Ok, I just disabled it. Thanks a lot @isaumya! Very helpful!

Thanks, @nomaddaniele. If everything works well, please don’t forget to share your review. ??

I was facing the same issue. Faught with WP Cloudflare Super Page Cache and Cloudflare Setting.

After getting exhausted came to know wp-config file was having the wrong configuration which made everything static. After the removal of these lines of codes, everything started working again.

define( ‘WP_AUTO_UPDATE_CORE’, true );
define( ‘AUTOSAVE_INTERVAL’, 300 );
define( ‘WP_CRON_LOCK_TIMEOUT’, 120 );

These lines were placed by the server-side agent, yesterday when my site went down.

Sometimes the problem does not exist where it seems. I thought the cache plugin was causing the issue. Elementor was static, changes to pages were not seen, page settings were resetting, etc.