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Edit: I fixed the part about the Error and have successfully re-enabled page caching.

However, the first mentioned problem still exists. My latest two posts are not showing up (or are visible only to very few people on my website according to analytics). What is going on here?? Please help!!

Hi Pawel,

I appreciate the response. Fortunately, I was able to figure it out. There was another plugin that was causing problems while running yours and one or two others. Since deactivating it, HUSTLE once again is working perfectly.

Thank you. Have a great day.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by pog2020.

Hi @salvatorefresta @isaumya

Thank you both for your time and for the thorough explanations. I got everything figured out at this point. I am very happy with the plugin and I will support the work and tell all my colleagues about it. Great work and cheers.

Hi @salvatorefresta

logged in admin panel: https://i.ibb.co/dcjTwXK/admin.png
logged-in viewing front end: https://i.ibb.co/W2vgG7f/front.png

Please check these. But as mentioned earlier, there’s really nothing to see there.

Hi @isaumya

Sounds good, let’s wait for him. I really don’t know what to say. I guess I’m as surprised as you. You and Salvatore are obviously much more technologically inclined here than someone like me so I can only speculate. I would say maybe it’s something Apple is trying to do in the name of privacy or security but you say this is not browser specific. I don’t know. Please tell me if you find out something.

Hi @isaumya

I had only two extensions enabled (both completely unrelated to anything like this) but I completely disabled them both, cleared cache for my website, restarted the browser, logged back in and nothing changed. I am still seeing the same thing when I check for the response headers. I don’t even need to send you new screenshots because it looks the same.

I hope you guys do some testing of your own. I know that most people probably don’t use Safari but as your plugin gets more popular, more and more people (like me) will be using your plugin with Safari browser.

Hi @isaumya

1. logged in admin panel: https://i.ibb.co/sqw1cBm/admin.png
2. logged-in viewing front end: https://i.ibb.co/ZLW98zF/front.png

Seems there’s not much there. I don’t have any configurations in place.

Hi @isaumya

While it is the expected outcome, the logged-in session still displays the toolbar in Chrome and does not do so on Safari. So the question would’ve still been valid since I did not use or even have Chrome installed on my computer prior to contacting you. That isn’t answered in the FAQ which is why I came here and inevitably went on a couple tangents.

Thank you for your time and explanations.

@isaumya

I’m noticing something really weird. This never happened before installing your plugin.

On Safari, if I access the front-end immediately after accessing the admin dash, the toolbar shows up as it should but the URL display as https://www.mysite.com/?swcfpc=1. Opening it up again in Chrome, I can see that the same thing happens there, too. What is /?swcfpc=1? I’ve never seen that before. When I delete that and simply enter https://www.mysite.com/, the toolbar is not loaded. The difference between Chrome and Safari is that when I get rid of the /?swcfpc=1 in Chrome and enter, it just loads up the homepage with that again and the toolbar is still there.

Can you please explain this?

Hi @isaumya

Yes, I figured it would check out fine as the toolbar did show up in Chrome. But I imagine you guys have a variety of users all using different browsers so this might be something worth looking into. I personally use and prefer Safari and have done so for many years.

Hi @isaumya

1. logged in admin panel dash: https://i.ibb.co/7Jwjcq3/admin-dash.png
2. logged in viewing front end: https://i.ibb.co/y4dGpQ0/front-end.png

I think I now have a hunch of what’s going on. The problem probably has to do with my browser of choice. When I logged in using Chrome, everything was fine. However, I use Safari (newest version 14.0.2). So this issue is likely somehow related to that. Let me know what you think.

Is this something that’s simple enough to do? As I mentioned in my OP, I’m not too technically-inclined with this stuff. My web developer usually deals with these things but he’s not currently available.

If you can instruct me, I will get you what you need.

Thank you for clarifying.

Regarding the toolbar:
The settings for the plugin are default and the Page Rules page in Cloudflare is simply Cache Level -> Cache Everything.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by pog2020.

Hi @isaumya

To confirm, what you are saying is that the setting for Strip response cookies on pages that should be cached needs to be NO, is that correct?

Also, I do have one other issue. It seems that the WordPress toolbar doesn’t appear on the front end as it did before I installed your plugin. How do I get it to constantly show up?

Thanks!