By default CF only caches static files like .css, .js or images. This increases performance it two ways, it lowers demand on the origin server and can improve the speed of cached content. If you created some custom rules for caching that is what has probably caused your issue.
You can see what is being cached by CF by right clicking the page and select inspect(at least that is what it is in FF). Switch to the network tab and reload the page. Highlight a file and on the right under response headers you'll find listing for cf-cache-status. If it's static file typically cached by the browser it will have the value hit, if it's .php page it should say dynamic.
You can see what is being cached by CF by right clicking the page and select inspect(at least that is what it is in FF). Switch to the network tab and reload the page. Highlight a file and on the right under response headers you'll find listing for cf-cache-status. If it's static file typically cached by the browser it will have the value hit, if it's .php page it should say dynamic.
Statistics: Posted by thecoalman — Mon Nov 04, 2024 4:34 am