alexdraussenlust

I got it, thanks you very much!
I didn′t see, that there was an other kind of ” in the code, that caused the doubled “. Now it works great!

Alex

Hey Emre,

if you use developer tools in browser and investigate elements you’ll find this code at the far end – this code should be much more in the middle of the code (works well in admin mode):

<script id="dslink" data-wpfc-render="“false”" src="https://draussenlust.de/wp-content/print-link-7.js?dsurl=https://www.digistore24.com/product/456216"></script>
<p class="einzelkauflink"><strong>ausgeloggt</strong></p>

The script prints the P-block.
Unfortunately the attribute data-wpfc-render=“false” gets double ” after processing to data-wpfc-render="“false”", I don’t understand why this happens, the other attributes are also coded with single ” and there it’s no problem.

By the way, I still don’t understand why the label “ausgeloggt” is shown in front end at the end of the page but why I can’t find it in html sourcecode ?!

Any idea?
Alex

• This reply was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by alexdraussenlust.

yes, great!

Hey Emre,

seems, that I was a little bit impatient. Now, with the new server-side settings, it seems to work proper.

Thanks for your advise!

Alex

Hey Emre,

thanks for your answer!

I have done this (like written in the description of my hosting company):
in .user.ini added “opcache.enable=0”
and in .htaccess added “Header always set Cache-Control: s-maxage=0”
but it seems to have no effect.
Logged in users (subscribers) still see cached pages and seemed to recognized as non-logged in users on some pages.

You can test it here:
https://draussenlust.de/login
U: Emre
P: test1708

When logged in, you should see the black admin bar in top of the page. Then please click on “Startseite” or other pages and categories and you should see, that you’re not always logged in. (Logged in users shouldn’t see AdSense Ads, too.)

Do you have an idea?

regards,
Alex

Thank you! I solved the problem yesterday by deactivating the caching for the calendar page.

regards,
Alex