Torsten Landsiedel
Torsten Landsiedel
If we can detect nginx we should provide (or write) the code for nginx directly.
English, please! ;) Nice finding. :)
According to the `%{DOCUMENT_ROOT}` problem on some hosters, this is just a problem in `.htaccess`. Per PHP the variable is still readable. Maybe we should always output the whole path?...
This is coming from this support thread with more information shared. Just FYI: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/cachify-plugin-breaks-facebook-sharing/
In the last reply @stklcode is recommending this potential fix: ``` Header append Content-Encoding gzip Header append Vary Accept-Encoding ``` If verified, this should be added to the documentation. @angelocali...
> Subsequent requests, which receive the cached version, still produce the same cURL error. @markhowellsmead I tried this on https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/ with the URL provided on WordPress.org and clicked multiple times...
@markhowellsmead The gzip part is not necessary. Like @stklcode wrote: > If the webserver only points to the .html file and does compression on the fly, the headers are typically...
You can use the `cachify_flush_cache_hooks` Filter to add this. We decided against it, because not every plugin needs this. Maybe we need to revise this decision...
WP Rocket displays a warning with an info about the detected plugin update. Maybe this could be a first step.