formanite22

Yes, I’m using Cloudflare caching.
I cleared the browser history, and purged the Cloudflare cache too.
However, the caching issue is still there.

Hi @bcworkz,
Thanks for your response.
There is no other server side caching besides Cloudflare.
I optimized the database using the WP_Optimize plugin. I also cleared the Cloudflare cache. But the duplicate entries and the cache issue persist.
I’m not expert of SQL. So what is safe option to resolve this issue.
Delete the duplicated entries OR restore from the backup?

Hi @bcrodua,
Thanks for your response.
I optimized the database using the WP_Optimize plugin. However, I still the duplicate entries.
Till now I never required to restore my website. So, I’m not 100% sure how to restore it. I was reading this article (https://updraftplus.com/faqs/restore-site-updraftplus/).
Is the correct way to restore the website? Restoring should resolve this database issue right?

Thanks @isaumya for confirming.

Hi there,
I have been using the WP-Optimize plugin to clean the database for a while. After updating the database prefix, I used the plugin, but the duplicated entries are still there.
Yesterday, I noticed the cache issue on my website. Though after updating the database prefix, I cleared the Cloudflare cache too. Some changes that I made especially in the sidebars and in the Customizer tool are not visible at once, when viewing my website on different browser/devices. However, the changes made are visible when I’m logged into my admin account.
So, it seems the issue is related to the duplicated “wp_cloudflare_page_cache_install” entry. The cache was working correctly before updating the database prefix.
Since I’m not an expert of MySQL for making changes in the database.
So should I restore back using the backup?
I made a backup using UpdraftPlus before updating the prefix.
Or is there any other solution?

Hi @jerry

Thanks for confirming!

Right. I’ll keep the cache buster enabled for now.
Thanks for the help!

Hey iSaumya,
Since I’m not an advanced user and also not comfortable adding the cache rule myself, so should I let the Cache buster enabled as it is.
No need to disable it. Right?

I’m not an advanced user. So, what should i do with this. Keep it as it is or disable it from the plugin settings?
If I have to disable it how can I do that?

Thanks iSaumya!
I’ll keep the default settings.
Lastly, after activating the plugin. I’m starting to see ?swcfpc=1 at the end of the URLs while in the editor mode. What does that mean?

Right. I’ll keep the Preloader option disabled for now.
If I need to clear the full cache. Then what should be the sequence of doing it. First clear the Cloudflare cache and then clear cache in Super Page Cache for Cloudflare plugin? Or is it the other way around?
Secondly, do I need to turn ON/OFF some specific setting(s) in the plugin?

Hey iSaumya,
Thanks!
Well, my website is an educational website, with new content being added regularly. So one may say it’s a large website (or may be in future) in terms of content/data.
So based on the recommendation, I’ll keep the Preloader option OFF for now.
As I mentioned earlier, I used the video to set the plugin. Is there any other setting(s) I need to turn ON/OFF?

Thanks!

For now, I used your css in the Custom CSS, until I study how to create a child theme as I have never done it before.

Sorry, but regarding the screenshot, which php file are you referring to? As I said earlier I’m a not a technical guy and don’t understand this coding stuff.

Also do you think this FCP LCP issue has to do which my site theme?

Thanks!

I’m using Delivery Lite theme.
Can I run more than 1 CSS in the Customized CSS. Does it contribute to the site slowness?

And how to resolve that FCP LCP issue? Though I did customize my logo.

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