Datoden Page Cache Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
Plugin Description
In the WordPress admin the plugin is shown as “DT-cache” in the DT-addons menu (Datoden’s menu).
- Page cache: every page is saved as a finished HTML file the first time it is visited. On Apache and LiteSpeed the server sends the file directly through .htaccess, without starting WordPress. On other servers (for example Nginx) the plugin sends it before the rest of WordPress loads.
- The website’s own domain is cached. Other domains (for example language domains in DT-language) are shown live, never mixed up.
- Never cached: logged-in users, commenters, password-protected pages, search, 404, previews, shop cart and checkout, pages marked DONOTCACHEPAGE and responses that set cookies. Tracking parameters (utm_*, fbclid, gclid …) share the page’s cache.
- Lifetime from 1 hour to 1 week, or until something changes.
- Never save chosen pages: one address per line, or everything that starts with or contains a word.
- Empties itself when pages, posts, menus, widgets, the Customizer, the theme or plugins change – and when other plugins ask for it (do_action(‘datoden_cache_purge’) and the common litespeed_purge_all signal both work).
- Check: shows whether the front page comes from the server, from the plugin or not from the cache – and why.
- Empty all cache or just the page you are looking at from the admin bar.
- Move from WP Fastest Cache with one click: settings and excluded pages are taken over, WP Fastest Cache is turned off and its cache and .htaccess rules are removed.
Pro add-on
In the separate paid add-on Datoden Page Cache Pro (from Datoden, not part of this plugin): filling the cache in the background, a separate cache for every domain and language and for mobiles, smaller HTML, CSS and JavaScript, gzip, browser cache and no emoji script.
Free Datoden account (optional)
Everything in the plugin works without an account. A free Datoden account adds DT-website-guard, an overview of all your websites and settings profiles you can use on other websites.
External services
This plugin can connect to Datoden (https://datoden.com), a service run by Responsit AB, Sweden. The connection is optional – everything in the plugin works without it. Nothing is sent to Datoden until an administrator clicks “Start DT-website-guard” (or “Connect”) in the WordPress admin and approves the connection on datoden.se or datoden.com. You can disconnect at any time with “Disconnect” (or by turning DT-website-guard off) on the DT-website-guard page; then nothing more is sent.
What is sent to Datoden, and when (only while the website is connected, except the connection itself):
- When you connect: the website address, the administrator’s language (Swedish or English), the WordPress address that Datoden returns to and a random check value. After you approve on Datoden, the website sends the one-time code it got back, together with the website address and the language, and receives a website key that is stored in your database.
- Once a day (WordPress cron), and when an administrator opens a DT plugin page and the last contact is more than six hours old: the website key, the language, and the folder names, versions and active state of the installed Datoden plugins (for example datoden-cookie-consent). The answer can contain short messages from Datoden and updated wording for the DT plugins’ texts, which are shown on the plugins’ pages.
- When an administrator opens the DT-website-guard page or a DT plugin page (at most every five minutes), or clicks “Check again”: the website key, to get the latest result of Datoden’s monitoring (up or down, response time, and the expiry dates of the SSL certificate and the domain). “Check again” also asks Datoden to check the website once more.
- When the DT-website-guard page is shown and the DT-website-guard plugin is installed: the list of Datoden’s plugins and their versions is fetched from datoden.se, at most every six hours. No data about the website is sent.
- When you click “My websites”: the website key, the language and the email address of the logged-in WordPress user, so that Datoden can sign you in directly if it is the same address as your Datoden account.
- When you save, use or delete a settings profile: the website key, and when saving the settings of DT-cookie and DT-darkmode (no personal data; website-specific values such as the logo and the privacy page are left out). They are stored in or read from your Datoden account.
- When you disconnect: the website key, so that Datoden can remove it.
- While connected, Datoden visits the public website every five minutes (like any visitor) to check that it is up, reads its SSL certificate and looks up the domain’s public registration data to find when it expires. The plugin shows the dates as Datoden reports them; the website does not contact any other service for this.
Datoden terms: https://datoden.com/terms/
Datoden privacy policy: https://datoden.com/privacy-policy/
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