Plugin Contributor
iSaumya
(@isaumya)
Hi,
please read the plugin description page where all of your questions have been explained very clearly along with a walkthrough video.
Thread Starter
jsimo
(@jsimo)
Hello Saumya,
I already watched the video; I don’t have any issues installing the plugin; I have already read the entire description.
The only thing that resembles my question is this part: “What happens to the browser caching settings on Cloudflare?
You will not be able to use them anymore. However, there is an option to enable browser caching rules.”
Which still doesn’t answer my main questions:
Cloudflare already caches my site; why would I disable it using this plugin and cache it via hard disk?
Why the increase in the resources from my server after installing the plugin? Isn’t this supposed to serve through the CDN?
Please feel free to point out anything on the plugin’s description.
Thanks,
Joe
Plugin Contributor
iSaumya
(@isaumya)
What happens to the browser caching settings on Cloudflare?
– It should be set to respect header as all caching is control by the plugins and Cloudflare will just respect the headers provided by the plugin.
Cloudflare already caches my site; why would I disable it using this plugin and cache it via hard disk?
– CF just caches the static files. This plugin takes advantage of the Cache Everything page rule or the Worker (based on whatever setting you have selected) to cache not only the static files but also the pages on Cloudflare CDN. This is already explained in detail in the plugin description, just read the plugin description you will understand it.
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Why the increase in the resources from my server after installing the plugin?
– Check if you have enabled the Preloader option in the plugin settings under advanced tab. Preloader use curl to preload the pages and take means sending a request to the server which means increase in server resource usage.
Thread Starter
jsimo
(@jsimo)
Excellent Saumya!
That answers all my questions; It looks like the preloader used the resources; I enabled it when I installed it because the video recommended doing so.
Thanks,
Joe