gishua

Getting this, but I believe I did it correctly

Invalid mfunc tag syntax. The correct format is: <!– W3TC_DYNAMIC_SECURITY mfunc PHP code –><!– /mfunc W3TC_DYNAMIC_SECURITY –> or <!– W3TC_DYNAMIC_SECURITY mfunc –>PHP code<!– /mfunc W3TC_DYNAMIC_SECURITY –>.

Here is a screenshot to make sure I’m using fragment caching correctly: (updated) https://tppr.me/fWYUv

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by gishua.

Yes, It’s in there, but it’s just an include. It’s not /some-page/ it’s in this location: /themeName/lib/myfile.php

I’m trying fragment caching, but not working either :(. Thanks for your help

Hi & thank you for the update.

Since the page that I added the code isn’t really a page, but an include will it still skip being cached? It has alot of inline JS on it.

For the fragment caching. I followed the instructions but when I place the <!– comment —> in the php file I get php errors. Let me know if that makes sense and how to make it work.

Thanks

@arunbasillal looks like it works on live as well! Thank you!

Hi @arunbasillal, thank you for your response. I have updated all plugins & tried uploading to our custom post types & to regular posts and it worked now. Whatever you did to adjust the plugin seems like it worked.

I will try it on the live site and let you know the results as well.

Thank you

Josh

I can confirm this is also an issue. For now we are dragging the posts in alpha order, but for large lists it will be tough.

I also tried the proposed fix, but recieved a php error.

Hoping the plugin author has a fix shortly. Thanks again for the plugin!