Andrei Baicus

Hey @manos2000,

Thanks for taking the time to test this and share your findings! Your feedback is really valuable, and I appreciate you testing across 7 sites.

When “Smart static files processing” is enabled in Plesk, nginx serves static files (CSS, JS, images, fonts, etc.) directly without those requests ever reaching Apache. Since our plugin writes caching rules to .htaccess files that Apache reads, these rules won’t affect files that nginx serves directly.

Would you either be able to share a link to a website where this setup is reflected or, just to reconfirm try testing a direct static file URL (like a CSS or JS file) with a tool like GTmetrix or browser dev tools to see if the cache headers from our plugin are actually being applied to those static assets?

If you’re seeing our caching headers on static files with “Smart static files processing” enabled, that would be really interesting and I’d love to understand more about how that’s working in your setup, and potentially changing the suggestion in the plugin dashboard.

Thanks again for the detailed feedback – this kind of real-world testing helps make the plugin better for everyone.

Have a great day!

Hello,

First of all, I advise you change the secret key for the purge as you now shared it publicly here and anyone can purge the cache on your website. Secondly, you seem to have a malformed command, as bash tries to run various things mentioned in the URL.

This should do it:

curl "https://allstars.com.sg?swcfpc-purge-all=1&swcfpc-sec-key=FZztIvH6gwn0qqVJjFxk&swcfpc=1"

I hope this helps!

Hey @tmora,

We recommend switching off the worker as we’re looking to phase that feature out (it’s not fully free and we wouldn’t recommend it unless you have some very specific needs), and using what the plugin provides as base functionality. It now uses Cloudflare cache rules which provide a lot more control than what the plugin was previously using.

I hope this helps!

Hey @tmora,

It seems that your website is both behind Cloudflare and behind Super Page Cache’s static cache (as both are returning a HIT response header). For some reason the test page doesn’t have the proper headers, but everything seems to be working fine.

Hey @stoianalex,

That particular header means the Disk Page cache is disabled. Otherwise, from your screenshot, it seems that the Cloudflare cache is hit.

If you do have the Disk Page cache enabled, it would help if you could provide the website URL so we can further look into it.

All the best!

@brandohui, I’m glad you managed to fix the issue!

I’m sorry for the inconvenience! Have a great rest of the week!

@brandohui,

If you previously added the mentioned cosntants in the wp-config.php file, the error should be displayed in the wp-content/debug.log file. However, from the screenshot you provided, it seems that the wp-config.php file only has those definitions. Depending on the hosting service, the file might not be located at the usual place (in the WordPress installation folder).

If that’s the case, another solution to this, would be adding a debug.php file in the wp-content/mu-plugins directory. This would create a must-use plugin, active by default on the website. The error not being displayed on the frontend means that you have the fatal error handler enabled on the instance.

You can use the following code to make sure that the errors are shown on the frontend:

define( 'WP_DEBUG', true );
define( 'WP_DEBUG_LOG', true );
define( 'WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', true );
define( 'WP_DISABLE_FATAL_ERROR_HANDLER', true );
ini_set('display_errors', 1);

This will display the errors directly on the website and make it easier to trace them.

All the best!

Hey @gigglesslut420,

Thank you for taking the time & providing the use-case! We’re going to fix this in an upcoming release.

Meanwhile, you can fix it on your end in the src/Services/Cloudflare_Client.php file, on line 386, by passing the true argument to the get_api_auth_args() method like below:

$args = $this->get_api_auth_args( true );

Please let me know if this fixes your issue!

All the best!