Mixing contents

Resolved Nurbis
(@nurbis)

8 years, 1 month ago

Hi

I must say I’m using older version of your plugin because of Captcha and it works pretty well for me. I’m using in blog with few thousands posts and I’ve got hidden unique content in each post but sometimes it happens that after resolving captcha on one article it shows content from completely different post. It usually helps to clear “Store Encrypted Passwords” and it works fine then. But it happen again after few days. I even tried to deactivate “Store Encrypted Passwords” option but it didn’t help. Do you know about this issue and is it fixed in new version ?
Might the problem be that in all my posts “identifier” is the same or that option “Shared Authorization Cookie Duration” is not 0 ?
I’m also using W3TC on website if it helps.

Thank you

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patrickposner
(@patrickposner)

8 years, 1 month ago

Hey @nurbis,

I seen that before. The problem appears with caching with different plugins.

The encrypted passwords are saved in the database and a use some sort of transient caching (time based caching with automatic expiring), but If the page is fully cached (e.x the full page cache from W3TC) it get some trouble.

I will check that out, but can’t promise it’s available in the newest update.

There are actually so many features I have to rewrite that I can make 3 releases so :-D.

But the next update will add the new captcha solution, maybe you give it a try.

Thread Starter Nurbis
(@nurbis)

8 years, 1 month ago

OK, thank you.

And do you know if I can somehow exclude content protector from W3TC caching ? There are filters for paths and urls but I’m not sure what to type on them.

Thank you.

Thread Starter Nurbis
(@nurbis)

8 years ago

Or is there any setting at Content protector that can help me ? Like Shared Authorization, store encrypted passwords etc. ?

Also if I may ask how it looks with new version of Passter ? 🙂

patrickposner
(@patrickposner)

8 years ago

Hey @nurbis,

sorry for the delay.

You could exclude the page where you use Passster in W3TC.
Say, you include it in your portfolio page and the slug is maybe “portfolio”.

So you could exclude this page from the caching and passster should work fine.

new version:

It’s still in development. I try to add all requested feature AND solutions for several bugs. It should be a big release but take some more time to complete 🙂

Thread Starter Nurbis
(@nurbis)

8 years ago

Thank for your answer.

You could exclude the page where you use Passster in W3TC.
Problem is I’m using it at almost all my posts :/

But I noticed that I’m having this issue even when I’m logged in (and so the page I see isn’t cached via WT3C), could it still be mixed from W3TC ?

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