Title: Managed WP server caching Last modified: April 13, 2019 --- # Managed WP server caching * Resolved [Tim M](https://wordpress.org/support/users/timbo9799/) * (@timbo9799) * [7 years, 1 month ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/managed-wp-server-caching/) * I’ve gone through all of the support posts and have seen a few regarding the default day that that is displayed when the visitor launches the meetings list page. Please forgive me if my inquiry here has already been covered. We just went live with the plugin last week and observed (at first) that the default day appears to be “today”, i.e. based on either a server-side or client-side date/time query. I haven’t had a chance to look at the code yet but is this a correct assumption? If so, has anyone else encountered server-side caching issues with GoDaddy Managed WordPress? Where I am going with this is that the previous day always appears when visiting the meeting list for the first time on a given day. Please note that this holds true even after a complete browser and DNS cache flush on the client-side device. Our previous, home-grown meetings application was unable to overcome a similar issue. I had written a PHP/MySQL script to display“ upcoming meetings” based on the PHP current date/time and it never worked properly in the morning until server-side cache was manually flushed in the WordPress admin console. I had a few discussions with GoDaddy tech support on this and basically got a polite pitch to upgrade to managed VPS solution. I got vague assurances that we could control server-side caching but nothing definitive. Anyway, sorry about the long post. Just wanted to see if the author had some insights for us or if others on this platform might weigh in. Thanks! * The page I need help with: _[[log in](https://login.wordpress.org/?redirect_to=https%3A%2F%2Fwordpress.org%2Fsupport%2Ftopic%2Fmanaged-wp-server-caching%2F%3Foutput_format%3Dmd&locale=en_US) to see the link]_ Viewing 3 replies - 1 through 3 (of 3 total) * [meetingguide](https://wordpress.org/support/users/meetingguide/) * (@meetingguide) * [7 years, 1 month ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/managed-wp-server-caching/#post-11424789) * Hey Tim, * I’m afraid there’s nothing I can think of to help with that aside from turning the caching off, or seeing if there’s a way to exclude, for example, the /meetings route. * The plugin itself recently introduced its own file-based caching, so it really shouldn’t be necessary for the server to provide its own. * Thread Starter [Tim M](https://wordpress.org/support/users/timbo9799/) * (@timbo9799) * [7 years, 1 month ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/managed-wp-server-caching/#post-11425500) * Thanks for the quick response. Yeah, problem is you can’t even turn the caching off or control it in any fashion in GoDaddy’s Managed WordPress. They’ve even banned cache control plugins. I understand the arguments against not leveraging caching for websites, but for pages with truly dynamic content these limitations are frustrating. And this certainly has nothing to do with the plugin, as it is performing beautifully. Just a hosting limitation and nothing more, I guess. I probably should have posted this as a non-support topic. * [meetingguide](https://wordpress.org/support/users/meetingguide/) * (@meetingguide) * [7 years, 1 month ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/managed-wp-server-caching/#post-11426892) * Hm, that sucks! Caching in and of itself is not a bad thing, but it does need to be refreshed. * Does your site use the upcoming meetings widget or having the upcoming meetings view? * I think if the cache were updated every hour then we might be ok. * Is there a setting you can set to have it do that? * Or is there a way we can ask/trick GoDaddy into refreshing? * I don’t know if this will work but a comment at the bottom of this page ([https://cantonbecker.com/etcetera/2014/how-to-disable-wordpress-caching-at-godaddy/](https://cantonbecker.com/etcetera/2014/how-to-disable-wordpress-caching-at-godaddy/)) suggests that if you visit your site with a URL like [http://www.url.com/?GD_NONCE](http://www.url.com/?GD_NONCE) then that might refresh it. * If that works, then maybe using a site like uptimerobot.com to check your site on an automated hourly schedule would work? 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