If you’re having cache issues with your website, there are a number of things to try in order to fix it. The table below is ranked from easiest to most complicated. Start with the first row, and check to see if your caching issue has been resolved before moving on to the next one.
| Steps to try | |
| Clear the firewall cache | Clear cache for your Web Application Firewall (WAF) |
| Clear the browser cache | Clear my browser’s cache |
| Set cache level to site caching | Change my cache level |
| Cache exceptions | If you want to disable caching on specific files or directories, you can do it without disabling the entire cache. Go to your SOLVEFORCE product page. Under Website Security and Backups, next to the Website Security account you want manage, select Manage. Under Firewall, select Details. Select Settings. Select Performance. Select Non-Cache URL’s, enter the path to the page you don’t want cached and select Add URL. Note: Don’t add high traffic pages/directories like /feed/ to the non-cache URLs. Your website will be vulnerable to DDoS attacks. We’ll still cache images, .css, .js, .pdf, .txt, .mp3 and a few more extensions in your WAF, regardless of the cache mode or non-cached URLs. |
More info
- Troubleshoot my Web Application Firewall (WAF)
- Change my cache level
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