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Hello,
We have two websites connected to the one database for security purposes. One is accessible for the WP backend and restricted via IP address and one is the front facing version of the website. e.g.
backend.website.com
frontend.website.comThe frontend.website.com inherits the ‘backend.website.com’ URLs so we use ob_start() to replace backend.website.com to frontend.website.com.
This set up works well for us however we are trying to improve loading and so have given the page cache functionality a go. When we enable ‘page cache’ the ob_start() seems to be ignored or overwritten and so the cache generated pages on the frontend.website.com contain the links to backend.webesite.com. Do you have any solution for this or a possibly a hook for us to tie into the page caching method you use on the plugin to allow us to use the ob_start() or similar?
I hope this makes sense, tried to explain it as best I could but let me know if you need any more clarification on this and hope to hear from you.
Kind regards,
Pablo
Thank you for contacting us!
To get the best support possible for W3 Total Cache please create a post in the public forums https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/w3-total-cache/.
If you’re able to make a post there, the developers will be able to get the necessary information to resolve the issue for you.
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