Admin backend cached?

Resolved reloaded192
(@reloaded192)

1 year, 7 months ago
Hi, i would like to know if by using this plugin i’m somehow caching my admin control panel too.

The reason why i tell you this is that when the plugin is active some weird things happen:

1. when i login from front end, i need to refresh the page in order to be able to see admin top bar

2. when i’m in the backend sometimes i don’t see some changes i apply. For example: if i deactivate a plugin it tells me the plugin is deactivated but if i reload the page i still see him as active. If i login from another computer i can see it deactivated.

So, i know approaching with cloudflare there might be something to do with backend, but i’m wondering also if this plugin has some settings to help me with

To clarify: if i deactivate the plugin these behaviours disappears…
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Thread Starter reloaded192
(@reloaded192)

1 year, 7 months ago
So just for adding details, this is what i see from safari and Chrome right after i deleted website’s cache and cookies from both browsers:

safari: https://ibb.co/G92B6TC

google chrome: https://ibb.co/QJT2M4B

how can it be that from safari the plugin is not active and from chrome it is.
I don’t have any other caching plugins.
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Thread Starter reloaded192
(@reloaded192)

1 year, 7 months ago

and this is my actual clouflare cache rules from their website.

I just added number 3 which i just seen in other discussion, which do bypass all is under mytechnology.eu/wp-admin/*

Cloudflare rules: https://ibb.co/0fx7HB0

Plugin Support Ionut Neagu
(@ionutn)

1 year, 6 months ago

Hello,

The rule 3 doesn’t need to be there, have you tried if it works without that? Can you let me know what are the response headers for the admin?

Here are more on how to get that : https://www.supermonitoring.com/blog/check-browser-http-headers/
Thread Starter reloaded192
(@reloaded192)

1 year, 6 months ago
hi, yes… as i mentions in previous comment rule nr.3 was added AFTER the problem appeared in order to try to solve it, but nothing changed.

btw i deactivated number 3 if you say it’s useless
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Plugin Support Kush
(@kushnamdev)

1 year, 5 months ago

@reloaded192,

Could you please confirm if you are still experiencing this issue, or has it been resolved? If you are still facing this issue then can you let us know what are the response headers for the admin?

Here are more on how to get that : https://www.supermonitoring.com/blog/check-browser-http-headers/

Looking forward to your reply. Thank you for your patience!

Best regards

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