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  • Plugin Contributor Salvatore Fresta

    (@salvatorefresta)

    Hi @naratt ,
    I see the page cache working also on product pages:

    https://ibb.co/KbRF4Kj

    Maybe you are visiting them with some woocommerce cookie installed. Try visit them in incognito mode.

    Bye

    Thread Starter naratt

    (@naratt)

    I did adjust some settings, not sure how it works. Please confirm the following questions:

    1. “Cache > CACHE BEHAVIOR SETTINGS > Strip response cookies on pages that should be cached” : What should this be ? “No” works fine for now but as far as i remember, it is “Yes” and used to work before.

    2. How different is “Prevent the following URIs to be cached” under “CACHE BEHAVIOR SETTINGS” and “FALLBACK PAGE CACHING” ?

    3. Do i need to put /checkout* and /cart* in “Prevent the following URIs to be cached” ? I found sometimes I cannot add product to cart, so i try put this to prevent it from being cached and it works. But when it tried remove it, cart still works fine !??

    4. WP rocket also has its plugin to disable page caching called “WP Rocket | Disable Page Caching”. Do i need this plugin along with the option “Disable WP Rocket page cache” in your setting ?

    Plugin Contributor Salvatore Fresta

    (@salvatorefresta)

    Hi @naratt ,
    1. It removes all response cookies returned by WordPress. If you are using an e-commerce, I suggest you to keep this option disabled.

    2. The second option is limited to the fallback cache only, the first to both Cloudflare and fallback.

    3. For precaution, add cart and checkout URLs to “Prevent the following URIs to be cached”.

    4. The “WP Rocket | Disable Page Caching” plugin uses the same filter of the “Disable WP Rocket page cache” option so you don’t need to use it.

    Thread Starter naratt

    (@naratt)

    Thank you, everything is clear.

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