Anonymous User 16850768
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The wp-login.php file is already excluded. Cache Enabler only starts its output buffer, meaning capturing the page to be cached, when the currently executed script is named index.php. (In version 1.8.0 this will be changed to only if it’s the WordPress installation directory index file.) That means it should never cache that page.
When visiting your website I see that Cache Enabler is active and the wp-login.php login page is not being cached: https://i.imgur.com/0FkEBhL.png
Is that what you’re referring to?
then why Social Login plugin doesnt work?
they said that it maybe issue about caching plugin…
Anonymous User 16850768
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I can’t say for certain with the information I currently have. To begin troubleshooting this issue, does it stop occurring as soon as Cache Enabler is deactivated? If yes, can you please provide step by step instructions that were taken to replicate this issue? That will help me replicate it so I can understand what’s occurring and provide a resolution.
Yes. Disabling the plugin makes the problem go away. My homepage is https://rebrush.co.kr
Activate the plugin, click the login window, and then click the kakaotalk login button to log in. You will then be redirected to the main page, at which time you will be logged out again.
If you tell me your email, I will attach a video and screenshot and send it to you.
Anonymous User 16850768
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Thanks for the additional information. To clarify, you’re not referring to https://rebrush.co.kr/wp-login.php then? This was shown in the screenshot shared in my first reply so I had thought we were referencing the same page.
Are you’re referring to the login popup window? I’m unsure of the specifics of how this feature functions. Your popup looks to be pulling from https://rebrush.co.kr/my-account-2/, so you could try excluding this page from the Cache Enabler cache and see if that solves the issue. (Please clear your site cache or that page cache afterwards.)
If it doesn’t, you could reach out to their support and try to get more details on how to allow it to bypass Cache Enabler. Alternatively, you could consider disabling the popup and using a dedicated login page instead. This page could then be excluded.
Hello
You said to exclude https://rebrush.co.kr/my-account-2/ from the cache page, so how do I write it in the page paths of cache exclusions in the Cache enabler plugin configuration window?
Can I just write /my-account-2/ ? The example is written as /^(\/|\/forums\/)$/, but I do not understand how the example works.
Anonymous User 16850768
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You can exclude this page by the post ID or page path. If using the page path the regex to exclude https://rebrush.co.kr/my-account-2/ would be the following:
\/my-account-2\/
