mrboats

So suggestion: the 2019.4.5 behavior (whatever it was) produced good results so perhaps this can still be made into an (easy) user/admin choice?

OK, so should I read this so that the nonce also now is the reason why the code you suggested does not work?

From my limited info on REST, can’t you just “ignore” the nonce and the cache the call in any case??

Thanks for the reply. I tested adding your code to the functions.php but the map requests are still not cached. Nothing shows up in the Endpoint API cache and its clear from the performance that the the map requests are not being cached.

Do I need to add something in the settings field “Global cacheable request headers”? If yes, what?

I rolled back the plugins to 2019.4.5 and this version at least works in the sense that the MAP requests are cached without me having to do any config work.

So something major has happened between the last 2019 release of this plugin and today’s version, whatever functionality the map plugin relies on, has gone away?

Hi,

Have been busy doing other stuff but now back to testing this. Seems the problem actually occurs in situations when REST blocking is off?

Here is the results from today’s testing:

I have disabled REST blocking, here are the settings: Cerber REST API setting

And in the log I see these rather random occurenses: one not-logged in call not blocked, logged in calls OK and 2 not logged in calls blocked: Cerber log

If I enable REST blocking like this: Cerber settings, REST blocking on, then things seem to work again.

Well, yes. But can you explain to me why
do_shortcode([product id='1"])
does not return the price? Or under what circumstances this could happen? The other plugin in now way is able to interfere with the do_shortcode actions, so for some reason the code to the woo shortcode behaves differently in this case. Why?

So the problem was not resolved. Got the buffer size increased and now the buffer error is gone but still cannot switch user. See a 500 and a 502 in the chrome console and a “Logged out” message on the Cerber log but the user is not actually logged out? Nothing in the system log any more. So the situation persists, the only way to switch users is to disable Cerber.

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OK; thanks, Ill talk to them.

Yes, that’s why I’m confused…

Now that escaled quickly – to way beyond my skills :-). Thanks for the answer.

The form content is text intended for reading (and not processing), think doing a cut-and-paste from the CF7 email and append the text to the end of a post. Which would be more appropriate? Do you have any sample code doing something similar to get me started, right now the skill gap is a bit wide to cross..

Thanks,

OK. Too bad, since the whole WP ecosystem in my opinion is a bit suffering from not having anyone supporting these.

Your are in the right place @perryrylance ??

Yes, just NGINX

????
Isn’t that the top row there in my answer? At least I did not find anything else?

Server nginx/1.12.2
PHP version 7.2.13
Server API fpm-fcgi
WordPress version 5.1.1

Hi, sorry for slow response, your suggestion did fix the issue.