Comments credentials cached

  • Hello, it came to my notice that once a member is logged in into my blog and writes a comment, their logged in credential is cached and remains on that particular page which affects other visitor browser. They are forced to clear their browser cache for them to be able to comment. My blog allows public comments, so sometimes they miss some of the required fields when the page is cached. I am using “cache everything” in my CDN, and i have excluded wp-admin, though the comment section is still cached. How can i excluded it?

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  • I can’t reproduce the behavior you describe in a WordPress without any plugins. If you use a caching plugin, you would have to contact their support about your issue. They should tell you what options you have in this regard.

    Thread Starter salave

    (@salave)

    Normally using cache plugins without cloudflare, the cache on comments works fine, it updates itself knowing the user if they’re signed out, it doesn’t display signed-in as.. to comment, but using cloudflare ‘cache everything’ now it cause that problem. Are you certain that you troubleshoot while enabling Cloudflare’s ‘cache everything’ feature?

    Moderator bcworkz

    (@bcworkz)

    You need to exclude from caching anything that could have user specific content. “cache everything” might not be the appropriate caching scheme.

    Thread Starter salave

    (@salave)

    Thank you. At the moment I have added exclude /wp-json/ . Waiting to see the results from it.

    For the few days I’ve been using it, i like it as it improves the website speed drastically.

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