Some day i will have a second look at it, maybe i can make it work better for me.

The thing with is that i'm a webmaster for ... i dunno .... 10 sites or something. And all i need is to have zero problems. If a plugin makes some problem, i just don't have the time to work on it. So Comet Cache just works. No problems at all, and i have it working for years now (was named different Quick Cache i think).

However, If this doesn't pan out I'll certainly take a look at Comet Cache. 

Thanks

I set up a wordpress page called ' Vrat 2.0 Forum ', within that added the call. That page was then set in WP config as the static homepage.

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Here's the relevant wpForo configs

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I also made sure all forum pages were excluded in comet cache

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The comet cache tidy config

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Everything appears to be working, members are posting in the forum as I type, the posts are appearing in the side bar and the corresponding sections in real-time, when I'm either logged in or out.

Finally as shown in my previous post, when viewing Wordpress content source, caching shows for non logged in users and not cached for logged in users.

So is that all OK or not?

You should be able to see the site now  👍 

If you are a visitor (not logged in) and still no caching is happens, it means that you have a cookie OR you have posted a comment or something and caching is not wanted. Don't worry, Comet Cache makes 10000% sure everything works right for you. It is the only caching trusted in Wordpress by most hosting companies, since it just works. Even compared with Auttomatic's own WP Super Cache (buggy).

As for me, right now i'm in Greece.

thanks for that, I've now enabled it. I notice when checking a page when logged out, caching appears to be working.  👍 see below.

When logged out

!-- *´¨)
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(¸.•´ (¸.•` ¤ Comet Cache is Fully Functional ¤ ´¨) -->

<!-- Cache File Version Salt: n/a -->

<!-- Cache File URL: https://www.radios-tv.co.uk/baird/ -->
<!-- Cache File Path: /cache/comet-cache/cache/https/www-radios-tv-co-uk/baird.html -->

<!-- Cache File Generated Via: HTTP request -->
<!-- Cache File Generated On: Apr 1st, 2018 @ 2:44 pm UTC -->
<!-- Cache File Generated In: 2.08839 seconds -->

<!-- Cache File Expires On: May 2nd, 2018 @ 2:44 pm UTC -->
<!-- Cache File Auto-Rebuild On: May 2nd, 2018 @ 2:44 pm UTC -->

<!-- Loaded via Cache On: Apr 1st, 2018 @ 2:48 pm UTC -->
<!-- Loaded via Cache In: 0.05279 seconds -->

But when checking the same page when logged in, its not, I suspect I'm doing something wrong or is that correct because its a membership site where people will be logging in and out?  see below

When logged in

Comet Cache is NOT caching this page, because the current user visiting this page (usually YOU), appears to be logged-in. The current configuration says NOT to cache pages for logged-in visitors. This message may also appear if you have an active PHP session on this site, or if you've left (or replied to) a comment recently. If this message continues, please clear your cookies and try again

By the way I did log out and I did clear browser cookies

Posted by Anonymous20
As for your site, i can't access it, it says to me "Sorry, your request cannot be accepted."

Re: you not seeing the site, what country are you in? I've been playing with geo blocking as I've been getting lots of trouble from certain countries.

The url of wpForo for me is /community/ and i put /community/*

As for your site, i can't access it, it says to me "Sorry, your request cannot be accepted."

Forgive my Numpty questions

Posted by Anonymous20

install it, enable it, set the cleanup of files once per day and duration of files one month

would that be in here? 1month in the top field and 1 day in the bottom field see attachment 1

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Posted by Anonymous20

wpforo "base page" should be excluded from caching urls.

Would that be here?  see attachment 2

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my site has the forum page loading as the front page with the wordpress content accessible from the very top black nav-bar and the wpforo nav-bar as the header nav-bar.

www.radios-tv.co.uk