Under Performance –> Browser Cache.
Scroll to HTML & XML and then Cache Control policy.
It’s probably set to “cache with max-age (“public, max=age=EXPIRES_SECONDS”)”
Change it to “cache with validation (“public, must-revalidate, proxy-revalidate”)”
This should make it so you’re not seeing cached pages automatically when logging in. You may need to set the same setting under the “CSS & JS” and “Media & Other Files” sections as well if any of those assets need to be different / fresh when logging in.
Hello @presscat2015
Thank you for reaching out and I am happy to help!
@endymion00 Thank you for your insights on this.
@presscat2015 Please also make sure that the caching is disabled for logged in users in Performance>Page Cache.
I hope this helps!
Thanks!
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Thank you so much for your help, @endymion00 and @vmarko!
I followed your guidance, but after logging in, some pages display the refreshed version, while others still show the cached version intended for non-logged-in users. If I refresh(F5) the cached pages, they show refreshed version then.
I configured the options as follows: Under Performance -> Browser Cache -> HTML & XML -> Cache Control policy, I changed it to ‘cache with validation (“public, must-revalidate, proxy-revalidate”)’. I applied the same settings to the “CSS & JS” and “Media & Other Files” sections and also disabled caching for logged-in users under Performance -> Page Cache.
Do you have any suggestions for what I should check next?
Recent browser cached pages would still have the previous settings. So you would likely need to clear your browser cache and then it should work as expected.
