Okay because nothing really worked i began to experiment with the fragment caching.
So but if i wrap here the MFUNC Code into it it will result in a internal server error.
Does somebody have an idea how this would be proper with the mfunc code?
<?php if( tie_get_option( ‘top_menu’ ) ): ?>
as example
<?php <!– mfunc W3TC_DYNAMIC_SECURITY –> if( tie_get_option( ‘top_menu’ ) ): <!– /mfunc W3TC_DYNAMIC_SECURITY –>?>
seems to be wrong
Also .. trys like
<!– mfunc f8c1ff3d6a8d8d7904fc0es8e066b3bb wp_nav_menu( array( ‘container_class’ => ‘top-menu’, ‘theme_location’ => ‘top-menu’ ) ); –><!– /mfunc f8c1f2f6a8d8d7904fcdea8e066b3bb –>
are not working, my menu is gone after that.
Not bumping, its yust more info about. Finally i think the main issue is that he wont purge anything on my nginx server. Doesn’t care if i write a new article, doesnt care if i klick on purge from cache in the editor.. only thing that works is to hit the button inside performance. So i think the main problem is not the fragment caching… it is simple not purging caches (and this with Disc, late init and so on).
Final Solution
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Well i found out that Total Cache seems to identify the WordPress Cookie for logged in user. In my case i changed the cookie name, but Total Cache doesnt look for this value, so i added the Cookie name to the rejected page cache
and .. tada… all is working fine
Suggestion: Look for the var within the wp-config for cookies
HI,
can you please give me details outline of the steps?
Thank you!
