• Resolved basicmagic

    (@basicmagic)


    Hi and thanks, I am an experienced web developer, and WordPress and Cloudflare user, and have installed Super Page Cache separately: on both a WordPress site located at a top level domain, and in another WordPress site located in a subdirectory.

    top level domain site:
    https://basicmagic.net/

    subdirectory site::
    https://basicmagic.net/judith/

    Super Page Cache is working perfectly on the site located at the top level, but not working on the site in the subdirectory.

    • The Super Page Cache Cloudflare settings on the site in the subdirectory appear to be successfully connected, and I am using an API Token to do so, the same one that is working on the top level.

    • The active domain on the Cloudflare settings on the site in the subdirectory is the same as the one in the top level: basicmagic.net.

    • And the Cloudflare CDN and Caching is enabled on both sites.

    • Lastly, I have added the two additional permissions to the API Token: Cache Rules Edit, and Transform Rules Edit.

    But I can not get Super Page Cache to work on the site in the subdirectory.

    So I have tried these three methods:

    1. Using the same API Token that works perfectly for the top level domain site.

    2. Using the Global API Key.

    3. Using a new, separate API Token.

    But none of these methods work so far, for any site located in a subdirectory.

    Please advise and thanks for a great plugin: easily the best WordPress cache plugin, for its amazing Cloudflare integration, killer interface, and powerful customization options!


    • This topic was modified 3 months, 1 week ago by basicmagic.
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  • Plugin Support Kush

    (@kushnamdev)

    Hey @basicmagic,

    Could you please try to enable this option under Advanced settings and check again? – https://vertis.d.pr/i/AHca0z

    I am looking forward to your reply, thank you!

    Thread Starter basicmagic

    (@basicmagic)

    Hi and thanks, ok that did not work for me, unfortunately– and I tried 2 other possible fixes, bu they did not work, either, in enabling the Cloudflare cache for pages in a subdirectory site:

    1– Strip response cookies: YES– does not work.

    2– Overwrite the cache-control header for WordPress’s pages using web server rules– does not work.

    3– I disabled Super Page Cache on the WordPress site located in the top level domain but that did not work either, to enable Cloudflare caching on the subdirectory site.

    I don’t think I have anything in the settings for Cloudflare for the top level domain itself– nor do I think I have any cache control headers being set locally, that are causing it not to work.

    Here is the subdirectory site again–
    https://basicmagic.net/judith/

    Thread Starter basicmagic

    (@basicmagic)

    ok good news– I HAVE IT WORKING NOW– on both the top level domain, and subdirectory!

    https://basicmagic.net/
    https://basicmagic.net/judith/

    but i have to document what i did, to fix it–

    because after the (3) things i already tried, (in my previous comment above) did not work–

    AND THE CACHING ON THE TOP LEVEL SITE WAS ALSO NO LONGER WORKING, FOR WHATEVER REASON–

    i deactivated, and deleted, the super page cache in the top level domain–

    and then, totally reinstalled it, and reenabled it–

    and now, cloudflare caching appears to be working fine, again, on both sites!

    but i may have made a few other changes, so i am going to take a careful look at both plugin installs and settings, and document them here in a few.

    https://flyingttfb.com/?url=https://basicmagic.net/

    and

    https://flyingttfb.com/?url=https://basicmagic.net/judith/

    SO NICE! thank you for such an amazing plugin!

    • This reply was modified 3 months, 1 week ago by basicmagic.
    Plugin Support Kush

    (@kushnamdev)

    @basicmagic That is awesome. I am very happy to hear that the issue is now resolved. Much thanks for the kind words for the product. Also, wish you merry christmas and happy new year.

    Best regards

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