Exclude cache of URL

@santiagouzal77 You can’t use strings to exclude a mapped domain. The strings function looks through the rest of the URL after the domain.

I’m not aware of a feature in WP Super Cache that allows excluding a specific site on multisite. However, I have used the following in page templates to exclude them from caching. I assume you could use it in a theme header and then all sites using that theme would be excluded. In your case what you could do is create a child theme and then add a custom header.php that is a copy of the parent theme’s but with the following code added:

define( 'DONOTCACHEPAGE', true );

Then all sites using that child theme would not be cached.

Not sure how to create a child theme? Super easy. Add a unique directory in /wp-content/themes. In your case you could call it parentthemenamedonotcache. Copy the header.php from your parent theme into this directory and edit it to include the following at the start of the php:

define( 'DONOTCACHEPAGE', true );

Then add a style.css file in that directory with the following code:

`
/*
Theme Name: parentthemenamedonotcache

Theme URL: https://www.yourdomain.com/

Description: parentthemenamedonotcache is a child theme of parentthemename.

Author: Your Name

Author URI: https://www.yourdomain.com

Version: 1.0

Template: parentthemename

Tags: whatever you would like to put here.

*/

/* Your Name No Cache Blog Theme. */

@import url(“../parentthemedirectory/style.css”);

/* Add your own css rules for this site below */
`

Activate the child theme in Network Themes and then activate it on the sites that you don’t want to cache. Voila.

Have a great weekend!
Pat

• This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by wlpdrpat.

There is a way – enable the “Multi site” plugin in the plugin settings page and it will add a new row to Network->blogs where you can disable caching for specific blogs!