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Hello Chris,
Thank you for the information provided.
As I’ve already answered you in wp.org and this a duplicate post please make sure to check the wp.org topic:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/prevent-caching-with-gravityforms/#post-13868293For your convenience this was my reply:
You should use the correct groups and each group should specify
{key}={value}
Depending on what key you are using, that should look like{key}='{“strict”:”1″,”thirdparty”:”0″,”advanced”:”0″}’
So you should replace {key} with the actual cookie name.And don’t forget to enable all the checkboxes (enable and cache)
Once again as the cookies are cached and may change depending on a value, you should exclude those pages from being cached to avoid this.
This is simply how cache works. I hope this helps!
Thanks!Hello Gregorio,
Thank you for your inquiry.
There is no known incompatibility with JWT authentication and since the Page Cache should always be disabled for logged in users REST API caching will not be performed in this case.
The_embedparameter indicates to the server that the response should include these embedded resources.
So for example, /wp/v2/posts?_embed=author,wp:term will only embed the post’s author and the lists of terms associated with the post and it will be cached if REST API cache is enabled.
For more details on what is actually cached, you can use Statistic in Performance>Statistic and Under the PHP requests section, you should see the Cache Fill option which you can then open to see /wp-json.
Thanks!Hello Svyatoslav,
Thank you for your inquiry about the caching statistics feature.
The improved Statistics page allows you to check the Hit rates and overall effectiveness of every configuration enabled in your General settings.
You can use Statistics to check the following:- Page Cache (Disk, Disk-Enhanced, Redis, Memcached)
- Minify
- Object Caching
- Database Caching
- Fragment Cache
- System info (PHP Memory, CPU Info)
- Cache storage size used (Redis, Memcached)
Enabling the Debug mode for each setting in Performance > General Settings > Debug gives you more detailed information by clicking on a link of the desired setting in the Statistics Page.
If for example, Object Cache is disabled, it won’t be available in Statistics
In Performance > General Settings > Statistics, you can enable Statistics and customize your desired settings.
Please check this screenshot
You can check more detailed information in our documentation.
Thanks!Hello Steven,
As per our conversation in the support channel, W3 Total Cache does not support push-type FSD so in this case, we cannot help with this. You should reach out to AWS directly for assistance for your use-case.
Thanks!
Hello Michael,
Thank you for the clarification.
In this case, you can use W3 Total Cache for caching. However, once the user is logged in if the option in W3 Total Cache “Don’t cache pages for logged in users” is enabled, then the user will not receive cached pages. In case you want a logged in users to see cached pages, you should disable that option.
Again it’s not recommended to serve cached pages to logged-in users.
If you by any chance run into any kind of issue, please make sure to drop us a note so we can assist you with this.
Thanks!
Hello Michael,
I’ve checked the Force Login plugin and it appears that it may be adding no-cache headers to prevent caching.
It is not advisable to cache pages to logged-in users. The reason for this is because some secure content may be displayed to the other users that should not have access to this.
Also, please share some more information on what you want to achieve, what do you expect to be cached, and do you want pages also cached for logged in users?
Thanks!
