Hi,
Unfortunately, blanket cache exclusion is not possible within Breeze. You have to add the entire URL individually in the Exclude URL fields.
Hi,
Will this be available in a future update?
It’s kind of a need feature for me as well.
Hi
We have noted your suggestion and have forwarded it to the dev pipeline.
Hi,
Does the current version include this feature?
Hi
Yes, the current version includes a wildcard (.*) based exclusion of pattern files/URIs in excluding JS and exclude CSS fields.
Also actual URLS or only JS and css?
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This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by
grrrlweb.
Please add support for URLs with wild card and relative URLs in Breeze. Adding absolute URLs for a big site is a pain.
Can this be documented somewhere?
And also, – what about parameters? Like if I want to exclude URL’s like this one: https://example.org/wp-login.php?redirect_to=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.org%2Ftestpage%2F&reauth=1
I find that the current release will recognize the “*” at the end of URLs, but only if you put the fully qualified URL, e.g.
– this: https://mysite.com/xyz/forums/*
– not this: forums/*
– or this: mysite.com/xyz/forums/*
To test it, visit a page, click “view source”, and go to the bottom. If the page has been served from the cache, there will be a comment at the bottom. If no comment, then it is excluded from caching. Note: do not check this while logged on as wordpress admin. Either log off or use a non-admin id to see accurately what it does for the general users out there.