• Resolved Surbma

    (@surbma)


    Hi,

    I have set up the custom rules, that is needed, when “Remove Cache Buster Query Parameter” is enabled. I had to disable and re-enable the Cloudflare Cache setting. After this, there were a lot of problem with the website, when I recognized, that the “WP Super Page Cache Plugin rules for example.com” rule was applied again at Cloudflare.

    Please fix this, if the “Remove Cache Buster Query Parameter” setting is enabled, then don’t apply the rule again!

    Thank you!

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  • Plugin Support Ionut Neagu

    (@ionutn)

    Hey,

    We don’t recommend that you edit the main rule the plugin creates directly, for e.g in this new plugin version we updated the rule to do what you tried + disabled remove cache buster by default.

    If you want to apply custom settings in CF, we recommend you create a new rule and set the right order, instead of editing the rule the plugin creates which would be overwritten.

    Thread Starter Surbma

    (@surbma)

    I’m talking about this implementation guide: https://gist.github.com/isaumya/af10e4855ac83156cc210b7148135fa2

    This is a custom rule. I didn’t say, that I modified the rule, that the plugin added to Cloudflare Cache Rules.

    The problem is, that the plugin is adding the rule again, when I disable and re-enable the Cloudflare Cache even if the mentioned “Remove Cache Buster Query Parameter” is enabled. This is not good, as the rule added at the end of the list of Cache Rules, so it overwrites the custom rule.

    I have already turned off the rule in Cloudflare, I just wanted to let you know, that it should be fixed. When the “Remove Cache Buster Query Parameter” is enabled, the plugin shouldn’t add the rule again to Cloudflare’s Cache Rules.

    Thread Starter Surbma

    (@surbma)

    It is not relevant anymore, since version 5.0.5 is using a brand new approach and cache rule.

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