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Well after all that, it turns out it was indeed the theme.

A reminder that if the problem persists even after disabling all plugins, try switching themes ??

Case closed.

Thanks qtwrk. I dug a little deeper by following this helpful guide: https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/lscwp/troubleshoot/#cache-purges-too-frequently

However, the problem persists even after implementing the recommend code to my theme’s function.php:

if (strpos($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’], “LSCWP_NONCE”) === false){ ob_start( function($buffer){ @header(‘X-LiteSpeed-Purge: nothing’); return $buffer; } ); }

So I’ve deactivated my theme, and installed WordPress default theme Twenty Twenty Three, and the purge all cache problem stops.

I’m now contacting my theme creator to see if they can assist.

Resolved ??

Hey Adam, thanks for the quick response….. you’ve helped me figure this out.

I had embedded the form shortcode into a popup, and that popup was active site wide. I simply needed to only make it active on the required page.

Really appreciate your help with this!

Nino

@mosselmansoftware you are too kind, that has worked! I tried UM support but they were at a loss, I’m so glad I stumbled across your post here. Thank you brother!

@mosselmansoftware could you please share the custom script you made? I’m having the same problem as you were.

Rohan that worked! Thank you so much ??

I’m sure this will help other users experiancing the same issue.

Have a great day.

That’s done it. Thanks heaps Gilbert.

Thanks heaps Gilbert, that’s done it ??

My host may be blocking those links. Apologies, try these instead:

https://ibb.co/MfVLN7j

https://ibb.co/P4wmJTx

Thanks for your reply Ian,

I’m trying to conduct further reading on how to exactly manipulate the wpcf7_subscribers_only_notice?hook. Is there a link where it explains the process of doing so?

Nino