• Resolved mrboats

    (@wpseiskaadmin)


    I’m using a maps plugin that recently changed the way they do map marker selections on the map. The selection used to be done in the browser, but now the selection is done via a REST call to the backend. The downside of this has been that the performance of the filtering has become quite terrible.

    So I was wondering, should the Cache enabler be able to cache REST GET calls? The map plugin dev claims that this works on some other cache plugins which do not suffer from this issue? If yes, do I need to add something to the “Cache Inclusions” or some other setting? The call looks like this: https://site.test/wp-json/wpgmza/v1/markers/….

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  • Plugin Author KeyCDN

    (@keycdn)

    The Cache Enabler doesn’t cache REST calls.

    perryrylance

    (@perryrylance)

    Hi @keycdn

    Is there a way to configure this plugin to cache REST GET calls?

    What about REST calls without a query string?

    I contribute to the plugin in question, it makes heavy use of the REST API. It would be helpful if the responses could be cached.

    Kind regards
    – Perry

    Thread Starter mrboats

    (@wpseiskaadmin)

    Your are in the right place @perryrylance 🙂

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