Thanks Emre. Unfortunately, that didn’t help solve the issue.
As I’m sure you saw in my video, we already have it set to “Don’t show the cached version for logged-in users”.
And as you can see here, we didn’t rename the login: https://www.swingliteracy.com/wp-login.php
Got any other ideas?
Thanks and all the best!
~Andrew
The login page which is https://www.swingliteracy.com/quizzes/practice-pods/ has already been cached I guess. this is the reason.
Well, that isn’t our official login page but we do have it set so that any page they visit on our website when they aren’t logged in will show the login form, so while that page is actually a quiz from our Learndash course, it shows the login form when you aren’t logged in…and for our users, it also shows it for some of them even when they are logged in…which is what the issue is that I’m trying to fix.
To be clear, my question was “How do we fix this login issue?” Is it not possible? Do you recommend we use a different plugin?
can you try another cache plugin please? we need to know that your site is compatible with the cache plugins or not.
I added the W3 Total Cache plugin and that one seems to be working.
I also found this document that shows how this seems to be an issue with Memberpress and WP Fastest Cache for some people: https://docs.memberpress.com/article/298-how-to-set-up-popular-caching-plugins-with-memberpress#wpfc
It says:
If you experience an issue where the unauthorized page(s) with the login form would just refresh after entering login credentials (while a member would actually be logged in but would have access to only a fraction of the protected content), you might need to add an additional rule of the ” Contains:” category, which would prevent caching of those pages. What part of the URL the rule would be based upon, depends on the actual URL. So if those pages would contain “-members” in the URL, you could target that string.
Hope that helps.
ok. you can do the steps on the tutorial.
