How to prevent cache for Feed?

  • I am trying to make a new plugin based on the Feed Wrangler’s functionality.

    https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/feed-wrangler/

    So my current problem is that.. WordPress seems like making a cache file for the (feed) template, which is great, but on the development stage, it is just nothing more than annoying. Is there anyway to control that?

    Ultimately, I’d like to make a plugin that will spit out the site’s Feed information as JSON format. If you have some any thoughts let me know.

    Thanks!

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  • WordPress seems like making a cache file for the (feed) template

    thats not wordpress, thats magpie, which is completely configurable.

    Look at wp-includes/rss.php

    Thread Starter beatak

    (@beatak)

    Thanks for your reply. But is that true? So wordpress runs MagpieRSS for the entire feed behavior..

    I try something like… changing MAGPIE_CACHE_ON to 0, it didn’t change the behavior. Can you give me some hints where to start?

    Look at wp-includes/rss.php

    https://magpierss.sourceforge.net/faq.php

    Thread Starter beatak

    (@beatak)

    Sorry, it’s my fault… it was just a browser cache…

    Then the question is, how does plugin control the HTTP header for each request? As I observed, WP added 304 as status code, once after it’s loaded. I’d like to keep pushing 200.

    Thanks!

    How to prevent cache for Feed?

    thats the title for this thread, right? So ive answered that. Ok then.

    // good luck.

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