Generally, you shouldn’t need to exclude anything since once the user adds something to their cart, they get a cookie too that we monitor and stop serving cached content. This said, you can simply use the exclude functionalit in the SuperCacher tab to add /he/cart/ and /he/account/ for example. You don’t need to do it, but I would personally do it just to be extra extra sure 🙂
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iltel
(@iltel)
Hi Hristo,
Thank you very much for your reply.
Question if I may:
1. We use a premium plugin called YITH Woocommerce Request A quote. Ir creates a cart with request for quotes that the user sends us.
2. I asked the plugin developer (YITH), what they think should be excluded from cache.
3. Their answer was: exclude https://www.krollconsultants.com/wp-content/uploads/yith_ywraq/.
Can I exclude such a path? Or should it just be just front pages URLs.
4. They also suggested excluding: My Account section (and related sub sections)
I understand they are already excluded as you said. Am I right?
Thank you,
Noam
You can exclude all public URLs from the cache. You can exclude everything after part of an URL too like /my-account/* for example. Just give it a try 🙂
Thread Starter
iltel
(@iltel)
Hi Hristo,
Thank you very much for your reply.
To clear myself, I would be more specific:
Can I exclude such URL?
https://www.krollconsultants.com/wp-content/uploads/yith_ywraq/
Thank you,
Noam
You should exclude /wp-content/uploads/yith_ywraq/* in my oppinion.
