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Thank you @robertnextendweb!

Regarding my previous message:

The complete scan could find it

should be

The complete scan could not find it

With the help of Yoast support and @scheeeli, it seems like there is no infection in our database. The complete scan could find it, because it is not there. Lucky me!

Anyone can point any hyperlink to your domain, and there is nothing you can do about that.

But if anyone is having spammy backlinks or facing simular issues. These Yoast plugin settings can help you deal with the situation.

Thanks for the reply @vupdraft

I understand what you say about a post meta data. But I do not understand why all the others (product) posts preloaded cache do have to get cleared as well. Maybe this is also because of such dependencies.

For our webshop, we update products all day long. So when for example 300 products have been preloaded (x2 because also separate for mobile users=600 preloads), updating 1 product will remove all the (600) cache files. I think preloading basically becomes a little bit useless in our case?

I can imagine preloading after the working day, can be usefull. Because than in the evening and in the night, human visitors and bots can enjoy preloaded pages.

So maybe you can provide me with a code to past in the functions.php, to start the preload at a specific hour of the day? Maybe this is a usefull feature to add to WP Optimize as well?

If you, or the development team, have other suggestion for me, how I can serve our visitors preloaded pages, please tell me 🙂

P.S. If I would manually hit the Preload button several times a day (after updating products), would it skip the files that are already preload? Or will it Preload all files again (also the ones that have not been deleted by updating a post)?

Thanks again for the support. Very much appreciated.

Thanks for the reply @maybellyne

and ‘create’ a page on your website that features their ‘advert’

So when using these Yoast Advanced settings, the ‘created’ page is not really created (anymore)?

It’s just spammy /?s= backlinks pointing to our domain, that get 301 redirected to our homepage.

I thougt WordPress had stored these spammed search pages somewhere, and I was scared it was a kind of a SQL injection attack.

(Because the search resultpage gets redirected to the homepage, Google does not see the nofollow, noindex tag anymore, I think. But Google is smart enough to not count these spammy backlinks as real backlinks I think, because they do no show up in Search Console.)

Hi@c0nst !

Thanks. I am not always logged in when I search, but this will make de data better! Thank you, very much appreciated!

This is the settings: https://ibb.co/09TyQD3

I do not see any “Always purge this page when saving a post with selected post type“.

Lifespan is 25 hours.

No other caching plugin like Cloudflare.

Maybe if you do a test with 10 or more example products on your end. Then update one product. You will find the same result?

Thank you @vupdraft

Thank you very much, it is increased now @nawawijamili

If you allow me to ask one more question:

At the moment I have XML-RPC disabled via the .htaccess.

<Files xmlrpc.php>
order deny,allow
 deny from all
</Files>

But I think using your setting is better, because then I can make the .htaccess file a little smaller. But then I can not receive Pingbacks anymore. Is there a reason why XML-RPC is in 1 function together with Pingbacks? (By the way I have never received a Pingback in two last years)

Thanks again for the support.