damoncloudflare

Hi,

I just need to clarify that the CloudFlare plugin only restores original visitor IP to your commenting level at WordPress (you still need to signup for the CloudFlare service to benefit from speeding the site up). The CMS or plugin updates wouldn’t be impacted by CloudFlare.

Some tips if you signup for CloudFlare: https://blog.cloudflare.com/top-tips-for-new-cloudflare-users

Hi,

The honest answer is that we haven’t tested the plugin against WordPress multisite just yet (also haven’t had any feedback from customers about it working/not working across multisite). I believe that it *should*.

Hi,

Glad to help (I actually work for CloudFlare).

Some other quick tips if you’re new to CloudFlare:
https://blog.cloudflare.com/top-tips-for-new-cloudflare-users

Hi,

Are you a Pro account? This sounds like the WAF (Web Application Firewall) is being triggered.

Solutions:
1. Whitelist your IP in your Threat Control Page.
https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-threat-control-making-your-website
2. Turn the security settings down for the WAF in your CloudFlare settings (settings->CloudFlare settings->Advanced Security->Change to a lower level).

Hi,

Are the domains add-on domains? If so, each domain would need to be added separately to CloudFlare. If simply wildcard subdomains, you would need to define the subdomains in your CloudFlare DNS settings for the primary domain.

Hi,

I’m not showing that you’re pointing to CloudFlare’s nameservers.

h2hhelp.in. 3600 IN NS ns50.domaincontrol.com.
h2hhelp.in. 3600 IN NS ns49.domaincontrol.com.

It looks like you were trying to activate through a hosting partner, however, so you actually don’t need to switch nameservers. The CloudFlare option at your hosting provider works via CNAME pointing, so you should ONLY turn the CloudFlare option on at the hosting provider & NOT change the nameservers at all. You simply have to click on the CloudFlare option in the hosting provider cpanel.

Some tips if you activate through the hosting partner: https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-tips-top-tips-when-activating-thro

Hi,

An easy way to troubleshoot this issue more:

1. Temporarily deactivate CloudFlare so we go direct to your server. You can find the option by going to: settings->deactivate.
2. After waiting about ten minutes or so, try seeing if the problem still appears when going direct. If so, it means that the issue is not caused by CloudFlare.

Hi,

Did you go to CloudFlare Development Mode before making the changes? You would definitely want to do so before making changes to static content that CloudFlare caches.

If the CSS is still messed up, even if you purged your CloudFlare cache, my hunch is that you might have Auto Minify (CloudFlare) or Minify (W3TC) turned on that might be impacting the CSS (might want to turn those options off).

Glad to help. Some other quick tips to help minimize confusion when coming aboard through a hosting partner: https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-tips-top-tips-when-activating-thro

Hi,

I would just activate via MediaTemple. While CloudFlare is indeed an option in W3TC, it does require having a domain using CloudFlare in some way (signing up directly, or activating via a Hosting Partner).

If you need help with the CloudFlare W3TC settings, here you go: https://support.cloudflare.com/kb/troubleshooting/what-fields-do-i-need-to-enter-in-w3tc-w3-total-cache-settings

Hi,

Do you have a CDN subdomain? If so, you would want to make sure that the subdomain is defined in your CloudFlare DNS settings here: https://www.cloudflare.com/dns-settings.html

I know what the issue is here (you have two accounts). It looks like you signed up directly and & also signed up through HostGator.

You have one account with a @gmail address that I could find. Do you have another email address that you could have used? Please feel free to contact me directly.

Do you have Auto Minify turned on at CloudFlare? This could potentially impact CSS (Auto Minify is an option in your CloudFlare settings at: Settings->CloudFlare settings).

Hi,

Glad to help!

“A bigger concern to me is any potential effect this may have on Google ads?”

No conflict because this is between your visitor and your site (javascript). The only thing that might impact javascript are the beta features (Rocket Loader, Auto Minify) & you should turn these off if you have them turned on & have a problem.

“I wondering if wordpress has any issue at all, found this thread while searching thought I would reply, so for posting on 3 week old thread. “

You should install the CloudFlare WordPress plugin (if using WordPress). You can also install mod_cloudflare on your server as another option.