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10/18/2018 11:31:01 AM (2 years ago)
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  • Ticket #37889, comment 14

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    6 I'm using in my .htaccess for speed optimization.
     6I'm using in my .htaccess for speed optimization:
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    12 I had to commend it out, to make the problem go away.
     12Using the functions.php snippet as described above
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    14 The functions.php technique ''adding no-cache'' didn't work for me.
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    16 Putting a ''.htaccess'' into the ''wp-admin'' directory, with would set the Expires to ''access plus 0 seconds'' and overwrite the other ''.htaccess'' didn't work either.
     16putting a ''.htaccess'' into the ''wp-admin'' directory, which would set the Expires to ''access plus 0 seconds'' and overwrite the other ''.htaccess'' made the trick.
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    18 The optimum solution would be, to have the frontend with long Expires and the Backend with immediate expires.
     18so the ''.htaccess'' in ''wp-admin'' looks like
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     20{{{
     21<IfModule mod_expires.c>
     22 ExpiresActive On
     23 ExpiresByType text/html "access plus 0 seconds"
     24</IfModule>
     25}}}