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Hi All,

One of our wordpress developers here at CloudFlare. I just released version 1.3.18 of the plugin which should correct this issue and get everything back to working order.

Apologies for the inconvenience today.

David

We just pushed out version 1.3.16 to update the rewriting to leave canonical urls unchanged. Please let us know if you are still seeing any issue with the canonical urls on your website.

Thanks for the feedback. Updated the plugin to include the necessary logo.

Glad to hear the issue was resolved. Marking this as such.

The following article provides tips on using CloudFlare and W3 total cache: https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200169546-What-fields-do-I-need-to-enter-in-W3TC-W3-Total-Cache-settings-

We have confirmed this and updated the plugin.

The primary feature of this plugin is to make sure that WordPress sees the actual IP Address for the visitor instead of a CloudFlare IP Address. If you are running on a hosting partner, they have likely already installed mod_cloudflare which will run before WordPress sees any page request and alter the IP Address to the actual visitor’s IP. In this case, the plugin isn’t needed to handle this and is optional. There is no conflict that will occur though, so it shouldn’t break the website if both mod_cloudflare and this plugin run.

We have just released a new feature to allow WordPress sites to use our Flexible SSL, so as we add new features, there will likely be new reasons to install this plugin for CloudFlare customers.

Create a support ticket with us and we can take a deeper look for you: https://support.cloudflare.com

This has been added. Thanks for letting us know.