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I managed to make it work.

It works only if I set delete ALL cache. (Under the timeout rules)

However, if I set begins with site.com/shop/

Then it does not work. I mean it deletes the caches, but this page always says completed: /?action=wpfastestcache&type=preload Even though shop pages not cached.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by Ahmet.

Sub page.

Under the timeout rules, I set delete cache only start with shop.

For example, site.com/shop/product1, site.com/shop/product2

It deletes pages caches only if the it start with shop. No problem here.

But site.com/?action=wpfastestcache&type=preload says completed.

However if I set delete ALL cache, then site.com/?action=wpfastestcache&type=preload says it is caching pages.

Sorry if I could not explain. I think it is clear though.

On the Delete Cache tab, there is a section called Timeout Rules.

So you can set, let’s say every one hour it will delete cache.

You can set ALL pages, only the homepage or some pages. I set, /shop/

I can set /blog/ whatever. It deletes caches if the URL starts with shop, blog whatever.

If the setting is clear ALL, then preload works, but if start with, preload not working.

I see. Thank you for the information.

Actually, I do not need to clear all caches because most of the pages are static, and do not get updated.

However, shop pages have a booking calendar, so I need to clear caches for these pages every day. That’s why I set only shop pages to clear caches.

I thought I can preload these shop pages after clearing the caches but it seems this option only works with clear “ALL”.