Comment form cached, not reflecting logged in users

  • eclev91

    (@eclev91)


    8 years ago

    When using WordPress’s comment_form function, if a user visits and is not logged in (and login is required for commenting), this function outputs a message that you must be logged in to comment. If the user has an account, logs in, and comes back, the cache does not clear and display the form.

    Similarly, if login is not required for commenting, logged in users may see the form for non-logged in users that requests name, email and website.

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  • Thread Starter eclev91

    (@eclev91)

    Disabling the cache for logged in users seems to resolve this, though I do worry it could lead to issues in some way, shape or form.

    Plugin Author Emre Vona

    (@emrevona)

    Nice.

    Hi!

    I have this same problem with a login widget, on several WP installations… If I log in, on some pages the site behaves as if I’m logged out. Emptying the cache works, but only until one page refresh.

    Disabling the cache for logged in users seems to be a temporary solution, but I think it’s an issue worth fixing. ??

    Thanks for an otherwise superb caching plugin!
    -Tuomas

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