iSaumya

Thanks a lot for the feedback. Will pass it to the dev team.

That is very unusual. When you say WP Admin stopped working, does it shows critical error or Error 500 – as that would denote PHP fatal error and in that case in PHP error log you will be able to see exactly what caused the error.

It would be great if you can share the details from the PHP error log.

Hi,
It looks like the elementor cache might be providing not updated CSS when the purge call is made. As a result when you check the page you see improper style. But by that time Elementor has created the new css files and then after purging again the issue is resolved as it’s now loading the new CSS URL.

Hi,
There is no need to add must be revalidated. Just change the CDN Cache Control TTL under the Cache tab to 12 hours in seconds and after that cache will get auto expired after 12 hours and fetched from origin server.

There are FAQs and ability to download debug log from the plugin settings page. Glad to hear that you have been able to resolve your issue.

It is against the WordPress community guidelines to share private information or ask for it. This means we are not even allowed to ask for such information.

Hi,
You can ignore the message. The plugin makes a sample exec call to check whether it is enabled. At the time of making the check your host is showing this message. The plugin doesn’t use any features that is dependent on exec function if the check function says it’s not enabled.

Hi,
I don’t think this htaccess rule should cause any issues.

Hi,
That is not possible. When you update or publish something the plugin calls to Cloudflare API to clear cache for the page. It cannot wait for others. Every website has a different setup.

If you have CDN page caching enabled, you can still use Redis for object cache. The object cache is completely different than page cache.

Unfortunately no. There is no way to bypass the security check. Also as I do not have access to your site I cannot see what’s going on. I would recommend deactivating and deleting the plugin which will delete all the cached data and then install it fresh. That’s the only way.

Glad to see that you found the FAQ section and you received answers to all your questions.

Super glad to hear that @bobsled. The dev team is working hard to resolve all the issues came from the latest update as quickly as possible.

No, so when you click on that button that is showing you permission issue, it sends an ajax call with nonce attached to it which is part of the page HTML. The that nonce is verified at the server side. This is a security measure. But it seems the nonce check is failing. Can you try clearing the opcache?

This error comes from nonce not matching. Check if you have any server level caching enabled maybe that’s caching wp admin?