• Resolved masvil

    (@masvil)


    On all my sites, cookies listed on Settings > Cache > Bypass Page cache when these cookies are present in the request packet seem to ignored, since the cf-cache-status is HIT even if any of those shows on Request Headers in the waterfall.

    The only way I found to make it work is by manually adding a condition in the cache rule generated on Cloudflare by the plugin. Example:

    I tried to reinstall the plugin, same results. On plugin settings Cloudflare Workers is disabled, as per default. Let me know if you need more info.

    Any help to check/debug it?
    Where on Cloudflare dashboard should I look for those exceptions to see if they match with the plugin settings?

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  • Plugin Support Ionut Neagu

    (@ionutn)

    Hey,

    First, please do not modify that rule since we overwrite it, create a new one if needed.

    Second, historically because the plugin was using Cache rules, that setting was not for Cloudflare, but for the fallback cache, in the past the plugin was using cache-control headers to tell CF to don’t cache different pages.

    In the upcoming version we would add the functionality that you except, all the cookies added there would be added automatically to the CF Cache rule.

    Thread Starter masvil

    (@masvil)

    Hey Ionut,

    Done as you said, created a new rule. It works great ??

    Appreciate the explanation, very clear. Good to know you’re implementing this functionality too.

    Thank you for the support!

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