Avoid captcha images from being cached, and how it manage RESS / mobile detect
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First of all, I’m really amazed about this plugin, its ease of use and its powerful features. But I would like to point a couple of issues/doubts:
–When the plugin is active, Captcha images (from Really Simple Captcha plugin for Contact Form 7) are not shown, I think because they’re being cached with the contact page or wherever the form is, and for this reason, when the plugin deletes the old captcha generated images, the cached page can’t found this captcha image. But, the strange thing is that, with the same configuration (quick cache and really simple captcha) in another site, everything works fine. The only difference is that is an a bit older version of Quick Cache, so maybe is an issue of the latest version. Could you please give any information about that?
–The other question is, what about the use of Quick Cache with a plugin like Wp Mobile Detect (https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-mobile-detect/faq/) that allows you to show different markup via conditional tags for different devices. Is Quick Cache able to manage this situations, or, if I visit first a page with a mobile device and later I visit the same page with desktop, I will see the ‘mobile’ cached version?
Would be very grateful if you can explain about these situations.
Thank you very much in advance!
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