damoncloudflare

Please drop us a line to CloudFlare support so we can investigate and/or file a ticket with our developer.

Hi,

Please open a support ticket and we can assist. Please include the error messages or other behaviors in the report (not something we can troubleshoot on the WordPress site).

Hi,

We shouldn’t impact dynamic updates like new posts (we only cache static content by default. You really only have to clear the cache if one of those file types changes.

Note: It actually might be a different caching plugin causing issues there.

Hi,

You have mixed content issues relative to the layout.

“Also, I can’t log-in”

We really probably shouldn’t impact this directly. What error messages are you getting? Are you getting a redirect loop?

“What should I put on CloudFlare Domain Name?”

Your actual website name.

“Enter your CloudFlare domain name, e-mail address and API key below
Plugin Status: CloudFlare will NOT be notified when you mark comments as spam, enter your API details below”

You need to be using the email address associated with your CloudFlare account & the API key in the CloudFlare account.

Hi,

That seems odd (not behavior the plugin should do at all). Can you please open a support ticket? We’ll have to forward to our developer to take a look at.

Thanks!

“If Damon says they are right, they are. Damon knows all. :)”

lol. I wish I knew all:)

Seems to match the IPs we have listed on CloudFlare IP ranges.

Hi,

I’m not sure this is actually an issue related to the plugin. Did you have Rocket Loader turned on before (generally more of a cause)? Did turning off Auto Minify change the behavior?

Optional performance features are far more likely to potentially show different behaviors with different browsers, so it would seem strange if this was indeed related to the plugin in any way.

Hi,

“You’ll need to check your settings to be sure PHP files are not being served from it”

We actually don’t cache dynamic content (PHP, .html, etc.) by default), unless the site owner tells us to cache everything with PageRules.

A JavaScript error of some sort might be Rocket Loader or Auto Minify, if enabled, and a user could try turning that off to see if those optional performance features are affecting JavaScript in some way.

This doesn’t sound like an issue with CloudFlare if the behavior persists with us off.

“You have yourself already identified the most likely cause of this problem, and that is inappropriate caching.”

Just a quick note that I don’t think this is a caching issue on CloudFlare’s end (we don’t cache dynamic content by default, so we wouldn’t be caching logins or anything along those lines; we also wouldn’t cache any third-party resources on the site).

What CloudFlare caches

“Right now I disabled the Rocket Loader script since is now working. Should I enable it ?”

It is still breaking with it not enabled?

” I am using the CloudFlare Rocket Loader Ignore plugin for this since I’m not a coder. “

Can’t really give any real advice on this one because that plugin wasn’t built by CloudFlare.

I’m actually not seeing the Rocket Loader script on that page & it appears that the PageRule is working in that regard.

Are you using any other caching plugins or services on the site?