I purchased a security service (cWatch) which came with a CDN, so I deleted my Cloudflare account for that website and changed my nameservers to point to my hosting company again. I also deleted the WordPress plugin for Cloudflare and Hummingbird plugin (which also referenced Cloudflare in its caching settings). Yet my site is not loading properly - it’s still looking for Cloudflare. How do I properly quit using Cloudflare for this one site (I still use it for other sites of mine)? My hosting server (InMotion) doesn’t keep any cache. I’m at a loss for why Cloudflare is still being looked for? It’s crashed my site! I’m sure 3 days is enough for propagation to have occurred.
Have you done a public name server check to see if the changes propagated?
No - how do you do that?
Oh I Googled it and ran one and it doesn’t show Cloudflare anymore. So I’m at a loss why the site is still looking for Cloudflare to work.
Right now it’s stuck loading the site and in the bottom it says it’s looking for ajax.Cloudflare.com
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It is likely that your local DNS resolver hasn’t propagated yet. That’s often controlled by your ISP. You may want to email support @ Cloudflare from your “former” account email address and include a HAR file so they can investigate.
https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/203118044-How-do-I-generate-a-HAR-file-
Thank you! I’ve sent them the file and explained the situation.