WP Super Cache problem

  • theshrike

    (@theshrike)


    9 years, 4 months ago

    Hi,

    with wp super cache if the first user to visit a page already accepted the cookie notice, the page is cached without the message, I think this is the problem:

    	public function cookie_setted() {
		return isset( $_COOKIE[self::$cookie['name']] );
	}
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  • Plugin Author dFactory

    (@dfactory)

    9 years, 4 months ago

    It should work fine with caching as well, but we do have some reports about issues.

    So we plan to move the entire cookie message into Javascript – it would be then entirely then with JS (and not mixed as it is now) fixing the possible caching issues (hopefully).

    Regards,
    Bartosz Arendt
    dfactory team

    Gytis Repečka

    (@kelmas)

    9 years, 3 months ago

    Indeed, we do have several use cases reported in this thread.

    So we plan to move the entire cookie message into Javascript – it would be then entirely then with JS (and not mixed as it is now) fixing the possible caching issues (hopefully).

    The only solution is to always output cookie notice in HTML and rely on JavaScript only to decide whether to show the notice or hide. Until @dfactory implements that, I’m sticking to Cookie Consent plugin which already works exactly like that. You can see it running just as expected on my site.

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