If caching is enabled at the .htaccess level, there’s not much you can do through a plugin to intercept that traffic. Instead, you should work out a set of recommended .htaccess rules that work with both W3TC and your plugin to either allow traffic through or return cached content. Perhaps, auto-generate a list of user … Read more
This solved the problem: Select (account name) > Account settings > Integrations > Data sharing > API access. Click Enable API Access, and then put it on the required field in WP Total Cache general settings.
Based on your comment, here’s the solution for an Nginx-Apache stack with “disk: enhanced” page cache method in W3 Total Cache plugin… location / { error_page 418 = @cachemiss; recursive_error_pages on; if ($request_method = POST) { return 418; } if ($query_string != “”) { return 418; } if ($request_uri ~* “(\/wp-admin\/|\/xmlrpc.php|\/wp-(app|cron|login|register|mail)\.php|wp-.*\.php|index\.php|wp\-comments\-popup\.php|wp\-links\-opml\.php|wp\-locations\.php)”) { return 418; } … Read more
As @andreascreten, wp-cli will do the job for you. wp-cli includes commands for W3TC (located in the src/php/wp-cli/commands/community/total-cache.php file), so you can flush the cache by running: $ wp total-cache flush <type> Where <type> is one of ‘db’, ‘minify’, ‘object’, ‘page’ or ‘post’. (Note: If you use ‘post’, you’ll need to pass in –post_id= or … Read more
You can try to use remove_menu_page(), so you code example would be like: function hide_w3tc() { if (!current_user_can(‘manage_network’)) { remove_menu_page(‘w3tc_dashboard’); } } add_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘hide_w3tc’,11); where we use a priority greater than the default of 10, since the W3TC menu page is added via add_menu_page(‘Performance’, ‘Performance’, ‘manage_options’, ‘w3tc_dashboard’, ”, ‘div’);
This is a feature. You can try to disable caching for logged in users, but if it is in the main nav this still won’t help as according to the settings screen: Don’t cache pages for logged in users Unauthenticated users may view a cached version of the last authenticated user’s view of a given … Read more
Some caching plugins that cache entire pages or sites in .html files so obviously anything generated on a page will be “cached” in that file. Other kinds of caching stores information in memory (RAM). The answer differs some according to which kind of caching you are talking about, but… If I use transient api is … Read more
do you have mod_expires installed and enabled in your apache module?
How can I get W3 Total Cache to recognise Amazon ElastiCache? [closed]
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