I am modifying a WordPress site's appearance (minor modifications) but can't see the result on chrome because of annoying persistent cache. I tried shift+refresh but it doesn't work. how can i disable the cache temporarily or refresh the page in some way that I could see the changes?
thanks.
You should not modify your code to achieve this.
If you are using Google Chrome as you said you should press Ctrl+Shift+j and go to Network tab. Check the Disable cache option and reload the page. Browser will display the response from the server (not from cache).
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Whenever I update something in my website whether it's on pages, posts, categories, menus, or more then it's not showing the changed result on the site when I open the website from google search or incognito. But it shows the changes when I access it from the dashboard.
More, I already have cleared the server cache, browser cache, website cache as well as Cloudflare cache but still not working.
So, can anyone help me out to fix this issue?
Thanks.
This is a cache-related issue. If you have used any caching plugin (WP-Rocket, W3 total cache, LiteSpeed, etc), you have to clear the cache from that plugin. You can use VPN & try a different browser to get the latest updates.
You can check instant results from different servers here:
Proxy Site
On chrome, the text on our wordpress contact form page does not update when I do the following:
Enter developer mode f12
In developer mode, select network and click disable cache
Right click reload and select Empty Cache and Hard Reload
If I go to firefox, the changes can be seen, so it is not a hosting issue. Our host is namecheap.
This is really annoying, does anyone know how I can force chrome to discover the new text?
You could try to open the page in a private tab. This is not actually a solution, but for testing purposes it could do the trick.
I have a site www.mathildaparadeiser.com that is showing a white screen of death on Chrome. All other browsers seem fine.
Removed all plugins but still being shown. Chrome is updated and Wordpress also. Looking in Chrome Tools I get this first error
VM100:1 Synchronous XMLHttpRequest on the main thread is deprecated because of its detrimental effects to the end user's experience. For more help, check https://xhr.spec.whatwg.org/.
Any ideas what would be causing this? Have debugged all I can.
Have you installed any chrome extension plugins ?
Your site has uses a service called Incapsula. The website admins configured Incapsula to prevent bots from accessing it's content.
Please read here more :-
How to get the body content from a PHP-generated HTML page?
Some times your site contents loads, some time it shows a captcha. Check with your Hosting provider to understand.
That is really strange – this only occurs when you try to go directly to https://kellieworks.ca/membership/, when you click Join or Join The Party within the navigation tab, it goes to the correct page; if you refresh the Membership page or go to the direct URL, the old page loads.
How is this possible?
Clear your browser cache and and try again. If you have any cache plugin installed then clear cache from there too.
I'm having an issue with the caching of a WordPress site. I am getting inconsistent displays of the site. I have changed my DNS server from my ISP to Google and the site has no chaching. I've viewed the site on a different ISP and it is still inconsistent. My browser cache is set at 0 and I'm using "?" in the URL. Is there any way to determine where the caching is originating? The site is on a budget shared hosting account.
Try a different web browser. That'll tell you if the cache is because of a plugin like W3 Total Cache or your browser's cache. Maybe try disabling all of your plugins and themes and see if that makes any difference. The DNS is very likely not going to make a lick of difference.
I would recommend using Firebug or Web-Kit Dev Tools for this.
You can more fully disable/enable browser cache conveniently
You can use the Net panel to see what is loading, how fast it is loading, and where it is loading from.