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    (@infosion)


    Hi,

    thanks for the great plugin! In combination with CDN Enabler unbeatable!

    Unfortunately I can’t handle the regex – I want to exclude the following pages and paths.

    /login/
    /contact/
    /client-section/*

    Maybe someone can give me a tip on this?
    Many thanks in advance!

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  • Anonymous User 16850768

    (@anonymized-16850768)

    You’re welcome! The following regular expression will work to exclude the page paths above:

    /^\/(login\/|contact\/|client-section\/.*)$/

    Thread Starter Patte

    (@infosion)

    Hey Corey,
    very nice, thank you very much!
    This is exactly what I was looking for!

    Anonymous User 16850768

    (@anonymized-16850768)

    You’re very welcome, @infosion. I’m happy to hear that worked for you.

    Leaving an honest review is always appreciated if you’re able to.

    Thread Starter Patte

    (@infosion)

    Hey Corey,
    I am struggeling with another regular expression to exclude a path that contains or begins with “registration”.

    In addition to the above
    /login/
    /contact/
    /client-section/*

    I would like to add
    *registration* (just a string within the path) or
    /registration* (a page slug that beginis with “registration”)

    Thanks for your help!

    This is not a single page but multiple registration pages with different slugs.

    Thread Starter Patte

    (@infosion)

    Ah, and
    /registration/registration*
    😉

    Anonymous User 16850768

    (@anonymized-16850768)

    Happy to help, @infosion. If any page path that contains “registration” needs to bypass the cache you could just use the following regular expression:

    /^\/(login\/|contact\/|client-section\/.*)$|registration/

    Regex tester: https://regex101.com/r/zCvlab/1

    Does that solution work for you?

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