Cache everything according to query strings

[ney]

Hey guys,
How can I cache the same page contents separately, depending on the query strings?

Thanks!

[sandro]

That is the default setting. I am not sure what you are asking.

[sdayman]

If it’s the page itself, though, that only happens with Cache Everything, and I don’t know how query strings are handled with Cache Everything.

[sandro]

That actually brings us back to Is it possible to cache static html while ignore query string?

[ney]

But I wanted the contrary: caching html content variation as separate entries. Currently there’s no cache hit when I load the URL with query strings.

[sandro]

So you do not want it independent on the query string then?

Basically you want the cache to ignore that. Right? That would the same as aforementioned posting then.

[cbrandt]

@sdayman

how query strings are handled with Cache Everything.

Same as with Standard, one cached file for each query string.

EDIT: The above behavior is only true as far as the HTML proper. It seems that cache-everything inherits whatever your choice is as the general cache level, as far as query string goes, but only for default static files, not for the HTML page itself.

I just tested switching back and forth among No query string, Ignore query string, and Standard, and curiously for the first option the CF-Cache-Status changed from HIT to not having that header at all, for js/css/etc files with a query string.

As for the HTML, it always get a miss whenever I change its query string, no matter what the general Cache Level setting is.

[ney]

According to support, I can’t cache content for some of the query strings (such as dl=foo&l=bar) and skip caching when others are present (such as utm_campaign).