sackerman

Following up on the above, I stumbled on this KB article which describes a filter that can be added to your functions.php file to disable caching within the plugin. I had previously tried bypassing plugin files as well as all pages that use the event calendar shortcodes from the cache to no avail, but this filter seems to have fixed all the issues I was seeing when using Cloudflare’s WordPress APO.

add_filter( 'tribe_events_views_v2_should_cache_html', '__return_false' );

Chiming in to say that we are seeing the exact same issue as @marcfuller and others in regards to month navigation non working for non-logged in users on a site with caching (in our case Cloudflare APO)

We’ve also observed issues with the shortcodes not updating and essentially getting stuck on events that have already happened. (In our case we use a couple of the shortcodes in different configurations to display the next upcoming event(s))

All regex links are broken, and as far as I can tell 99% of non-regex.

Thought maybe a export/delete/import would do the trick but now the importer is only grabbing the first item out of the CSV and throwing the rest out.

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Same over here. Update broke pretty much everything including regex, non-regex, importer.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by sackerman.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by sackerman.

Our setup runs on NGINX and Cloudflare
Using the following plugins: WP-Supercache & Autoptimize

Wow! Thanks for the prompt response!
I’ve got it up and running now and it works perfectly.

THANKS!

Looks like it may do the trick!
Thanks a ton WStringer2, i’ll post back with my findings!