munim
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Okay, I am really sorry for starting this topic without properly researching what is going on. I feel like an idiot posting three messages here before anyone can reply. The page cache stuff works fine. It’s the browser cache that’s interfering here, which makes the older pages appear even after the user has logged in.
I don’t suppose there could be a way to disable browser caching for html content if a cookie is set?
Okay, I went through w3-total-cache created .htaccess rules for page cache and I think its supposed to work as I initially thought it should. Am I wrong? I have no idea why it doesn’t work now.
Does the cookie exclusion list mean any request with that cookie will not be served from the page cache? I enabled the page-cache debug messages, and it seems to reject based on cookie only sometimes, when clearly all requests have the cookie. Anyone has any idea what could be going on here?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: W3 Total Cache] Fragment CachingCan you explain what you are doing here? I can’t understand what part of the code disables the caching of this particular fragment..