Hi,
I am using WordPress Automatic Platform Optimization, and it works perfectly for URLs without a query string like https://www.domain.com/random/. These pages get cached and served to users which are not logged in.
For URL’s like https://www.domain.com/random/?sort=192 I get bypassed and sent to the origin server. headers:
cf-apo-via:origin,qs
cf-cache-status:BYPASS
Is it possible to cache those pages as well?
They’d have to hardcode that query string in to stop it from being bypassed. Given that it’s “sort”, I don’t think that’s a safe one to cache for all APO users.
Thx for the quick reply. Just to be sure I fully understand… If I would use one of the query parameters in your url like “ref” In my example (https://www.domain.com/random/?ref=192), would Cloudflare serve a cached version of https://www.domain.com/random/?ref=192 or https://www.domain.com/random/
?
That sounds like a clever workaround. Give it a try and let us know how it goes.
did not work 
Cloudflare cached:
https://www.domain.com/random/?ref=
instead of
https://www.domain.com/random/?ref=192
What’s your Cache Level set to?
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