joem5656

Ended up doing this and it worked:

RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\.
RewriteRule ^ https://www.%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [R=301,L]

Donncha, you’ve been more than helpful with your time, so I apologize for asking but:

What is the best practices way to use htaccess to add the www to requests for the home page? WordPress already adds the www to requests for any inside page, but for some reason it doesn’t add the www to requests for powerlineblog.com.

I figured out the problem. When settings are changed in various combinations on the Advanced tab, sometimes the garbage interval will reset to 00:00, where I’d previously had it on 200 seconds.

Donncha,

Perhaps could you send me an email? Do you ever design custom plugins for a fee?

My email address is the letter “j” followed by the letters “malchow” at gmail dot com.

j

If cache is being rewritten for every page view, that as non-performant as no caching at all, obviously.

But the upgrade to 094 caused this problem for many people, including me — cached files being created but not served. And potentially being created on each page load, though not everyone seems to have that symptom.

I’m sure Frederick will be in with an update before too long.

All,

I had a problem similar to this. It seemed to be related to the CDN hostname replacement function but was solved under the minify settings by reordering the files minified and combined. Reordering them solved the issue for me.

Yeah, I can confirm that the problem isn’t the any-hostname option. I set W3TC when updated to 924 to cache everything, no matter what url the request is.

Anything further on this?

The problem is that I want to exclude certain pages that are being served by my CDN. So, for example, I’d like to include all pages with URLs like https://www.myblog.com/archives/ but I would like to NOT include all pages with URLs like https://mycdn.myblog.com/archives/.

Is this possible?

How do you know for sure that the home page isn’t being cached?