Can I request for a feature?

The feature is live. Thank you so much Speedycache Team.

I noticed an issue, after editing a post and update, I still see the cached version instead of the newest edited post. I have tried incognito. Still the same thing. Please how do I resolve this?

Dear Speedycache Team,

First off, I want to thank you for the recent update—it fixed the issue I was having, and I really appreciate your quick response and hard work. It’s made a big difference!

I’m reaching out now with a question (and possibly a feature request) about embedding content dynamically, specifically with posts. I’m using your plugin to embed content via shortcodes like [insert page=’tester’ display=’content’], and I’ve noticed a difference in behavior between pages and posts:

• When I embed a page into another page and update the original page (e.g., tester), the changes reflect immediately in the embedding location. This works perfectly for my needs.
• However, when I embed a post into another post and update the original post, the changes don’t show up right away. I’ve found that this delay is due to my caching plugin holding onto an older version of the embedded content. Disabling the cache fixes it, but I’d love to keep caching active for performance.

I’d like to make embedded posts update instantly like pages do, even with caching enabled. Could you let me know:

1. Is there an existing setting in Speedycache to ensure embedded post content is always fetched dynamically (e.g., a “nocache” option or similar)? If so, could you point me to where I can find it or how to use it with the shortcode?
2. If there isn’t a setting for this yet, would it be possible to add a feature in a future update? Something like an option to mark specific shortcodes as non-cacheable or to force real-time updates for embedded posts would be incredibly helpful. It’d save me from manually clearing caches or excluding pages, while still letting me benefit from caching elsewhere.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by mendelistickmend.

Thanks for getting back to me so quickly. I really appreciate that you’re looking into the page embed issue! I’m happy to give you all the time you need to explore options, and I’m excited about the possibility of an exclusion feature. That sounds like a user-friendly solution.

While you’re investigating, I’d suggest looking into how WordPress’s oEmbed caching might be causing the delay I’m seeing with embedded posts. When I embed a post using a shortcode (like [insert page=’tester’ display=’content’] from another plugin), your cache seems to hold onto the oEmbed-generated version, so updates to the original post don’t appear until the cache clears. Pages, on the other hand, update instantly. Perhaps because they’re not cached the same way. Could your team examine how your plugin interacts with oEmbed? An option to skip caching oEmbed content or refresh it on post updates might resolve this.

Also, thanks for the heads-up about the support thread. I’ll create a new one on the WordPress forum to keep things organized and help others find it, referencing this conversation and the details I shared earlier.

Let me know if there’s anything else I can do to assist, and thanks again for your support!

Best regards,