Additional static string at the end of the url

Wordpress LScache Plugin: Additional static string at the end of the url

Last Updated on: Wed, 15 Apr 2026 00:00:02
Hi, Im working on an mu-plugin and need to target the blog post template. So, I was thinking about adding and additional static string to the end of the URL. https://domain.com/post-title/?target=123 Will posts be cached if they have this string? Thank you Yes, but the cache for: https://domain.com/post-title/?target=123 is different than: https://domain.com/post-title/ but you can drop query string target, so this $_GET parameter will be ignored. To set this setting go to: /wp-admin/admin.php?page=litespeed-cache#cache at the end of this page. Thank you for the quick answer. So, when the query string is dropped, does that mean that the URL with the query string will not be cached or have the cache of the normal URL? That means, the URL will be cached and there is no difference if you request the URL with or without $_GET parameter. If you want a URL not to be cached exclude the $_GET parameter from being cached. /wp-admin/admin.php?page=litespeed-cache#excludes Great Thanks for the help

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