Server-side Excludes (SSE) and Cache Eveything

[mike]

Does Server-side Excludes (SSE) still parse as expected per user when using cache everything for all html pages?

[simon]

Yes - processing of these type of features (SSE) works on both cached and uncached HTML content.

[mike]

Awesome, thanks for confirming.

[cyberp]

Hello, I am new here, I don’t know how to ask my own question and I cannot find a similar question here.
My question related to SSE is:

• How can I test the SSE implementation? I would like to see the website as if the sse system had kicked in, to see if anything breaks, or if I forgot to exclude domething, etc.
• How can I post my own questions? I have been looking everywhere here but I cannot find a button to create my own question
  thanks for your help
  @simon

[cyberp]

Ok, apparently my account was too new or something, I now was able to create a question of my own, sorry for the spam here. If you are insterested in the question it is here:

Test SSE in the browser

I would like to know if it is possible to test the Scrape Shield feature “Server-side Excludes” also called SSE. I am talking about the feature where you wrap sensitive information inside “<!--sse-->...<!--/sse-->” tags I would like to: see how my website looks when this system kicks in, in case I forgot to exclude something, or I broke an html tag, etc. know how many times the system has kicked in historically, similar to firewall events, is this possible? thanks for your help :slight_smil…

[user3011]

Can we hide google adsense ads using Server-side Excludes?