Hello Cloudflare Community,
I have the following issue. It happens quite often that my links and my content are mixed up. Here is the example: Chalet Cabine-A | Charlevoix | 14 personnes. This link is supposed to show the html of the Cabine-A cottage but unfortunately when caching, it rendered within the page the following content: #1 en chalets à louer haut de gamme au Québec!.
It gives bad informations about the cottages and give a bad experience to users who are not able to see the proper cottage infos. I am able to fix up the situation by custom purge but would like to know what settings can cause that.
Are you using the Cache Level: Cache Everything option for your web application within some Page Rule?
If yes, it’s expected to “act like that” as far as it would cache the entire webpage as HTML.
Nevertheless, if your web application is returning results based on a user input or is some kind of a “JavaScript depended” app, I would temporary disable this feature, Purge Everything, wait for few minutes and re-check for any differences.
Or have you updated some info, but the visitors are seeing old one? If yes, you could try lowering the value set for the Browser Cache TTL option in the Cloudflare dashboard (or via a Page Rule).
otherwise, yes, you might want to manually purge each one of them upon updates …
You could even use Transform Rules to setup custom HTTP headers - in case if needed.
Yes @Fritex, this is the expected behaviors because I purged this precise URL and the rebuilt cached page was okay. It’s just that sometimes it seems like content is mixed! Is it an http/https problem?
