Hal

Any update on this?

OK thanks.

That’s what I was saying, it’s just in the search console that is reporting the error. Testing outside of that shows no problems. Pretty sure its every amp page, the one I put on this post is one of those that you tested. I don’t think there is a real problem on the page with structured data per se. Google is flagging the amp version for whatever reason, but not the non-amp version (we did a bit of split testing). Every AMP page we tested was flagged, and the non-AMP version of the same page was not flagged.

The testing was home page, yes. And logged in since I don’t see a way to use query-monitor when not logged in. I suspect with good caching this would not be an issue?

staging14.resultsbydesign.com, but it is not published, and not available to the public. Is there anything else I can provide?

This is quite a strange combination of factors involved. I solved it by setting up a new Rackspace loadbalancer, with SSL reconfigured to force SSL at the loadbalancer.

SSL is not a new configuration. Its been 100% SSL for a year or so. And I had already changed that setting. So no difference. Whats new is upgrading WP and all plugins recently. (And all works perfectly if I bypass the loadbalancer and go straight to the server.)

Second maybe related problem … something keeps deleting the home page cache, every minute or so. Just the home page. This is causing real headaches. I think its this plugin. Is there any way to turn on logging or debugging? And, I had cache clearing disabled to try to prevent this, but no go. So I have it set to once a month right now, but its still deleting the home page index.html every 1-2 mintues. And due to other issue, its not being auto-regenerated (so I have a curl script doing this now).

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by Hal.
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Got it. Thanks!!

Thats perfectly fine. I can write pretty decent code (started programming in 1993), but I don’t have time or enough motivation for this.

My real question is not for you to implement this. It is if I am causing any kind of problem with your plugin, by manually deleting parts of the cache under cache/all myself. It doesn’t seem so, but want to make sure.

I actually prefer managing the cache lifetime this way, rather than the plugin doing it. Thanks.

You understand the situation, yes.

While I think such a feature is indeed useful, my real question is whether if I do this myself using system cron, could this in any way cause a problem with this plugin? I am not familiar with the code.

For this particular situation, I would actually prefer to manage when specific items are cleared. Thanks.

PS — I started doing this using the system cron, but curious whether this might cause some problem or not.

OK, thanks.

I should mention there are no errors any the error log either.

Yes, sorry, I did a delete / fresh clean install yesterday.