Hi,
To follow up on my previous message. Is it possible to purge HTML cache on APO.
I suspect the Purge All is not working? CloudFlare has served me pages that have expired for 4 days.
Thank you
One thing that is obvious with APO, Cloudflare will serve whatever was first in cache, being it mobile or desktop version based on traffic.
I used to have two different templates for desktop and mobile, and I had this issue with the mobile version served on desktop and having to refresh the page to get the desktop version. Switching to responsive solved the problem.
Thank you for your return,
Indeed, LsCache generates two different caches for me for Desktop and Mobile. I just reconfigured the plugin to generate only one cache. The site is already responsive.
Now there is the problem of purging the cache on CF servers so as not to send stale pages
Hi @Romain-RDR-IT, “Purge All Cache” is the only way to update Cache in APO, it’s fully functional and we are not aware about any outstanding issues with purging.
From what I could see on my various tests that I carried out, I had the entire Wordpress cache cache regenerated on my site on October 10 and 11, I purged the CF cache on the board edge and last night I still had pages generated on October 3 and 4 to distribute by the CF cache.
Hi,
from friday night till yesterday evening my entire page was delivered in cf-dns-bypass mode directly via wordpress from host.
Yesterday, the cf-dashboard shows up no cache-fill events or else (cache was 0 byte in size).
Since a few minutes we can enable the APO from cf configuration (look here Enabling APO WP plugin: bad request - #24 by sven2)
I´ve tested this with my page and BAM.
Even when APO is enabled, the page was rendered in mobile mode with massive missing files (mostly css), so the page looks destroyed.
Problem still exists for me, diasble APO for my site.
APO service is available,
I have just reactivated it and the first test I have just done, the CF cache gives me a page from October 02 (capture attached), except I have purged the cache since that date a good number of times …
I don’t know what to do anymore?
It’s a shame because the service looks really good but I’m wondering if I shouldn’t terminate it?
I had started to write a glowing article on APO because the first tests were really good, but now it’s a nightmare
I also suspect that CF is delivering old cached documents from somewhere. These documents are not covered by a purge cache and are also not displayed in the dashboards as content.
To confirm your information, I also checked the data from my ticket again.
The page that is loaded when APO is switched on tries to download the following file:
autoptimize_4b728034d747c4548391e97315be9f54.css
In my test from October 9th, 2020 (saved in the webpage test WebPageTest Test - Running web page performance and optimization tests...) it tried to load exactly the same CSS file. Which didn’t work back then either.
In between I did a purge cache at least 30 times.
I just did a test with another browser (FF), on the screenshot below, we can see the page that comes out of a cache on October 12th around 8pm. Since last night, to solve the problems I have purged the cache several times. So I should have had a page generated today …