Wordpress LScache Plugin: Login Script Being Cached
Last Updated on: Wed, 15 Apr 2026 00:00:02 On my website I have a javascript login popup that allows users to login (top right hand corner) and add their business to my listing directory. I have a problem thats been driving me mad for ages now and its this After a day or two my login popup box refuses to load and just stays at the loading animation without going through to the username and password field but when I clear all in Litespeed cache and try again the login box works perfectly until the whole saga continues again. I have tried adding the login.js to query strings not to be cached and also to the URIs not to be cached and also to the part of when you can exclude JS from being optimized and still nothing. I am not even sure if the login.js is the correct plugin/script for that section of my website. Could anyone advise how I can fix this please? Regards The page I need help with: https://www.searchderby.co.uk Hi, No, its not about javascript being cache , this is typical nonce issue. could you please contact the author of that pop up login , and kindly ask them what is the nonce name they use in that login form ? Best regards, Hi, I have reached out to the developers and got this unhelpful response We are not sure about the plugin working or not, We have developed a system that works fine, Yes we have used nonce name for the login process and everywhere the form is set that is strictly imposed by Envato, We have to follow up the standard of the code while building the theme. This is the reason behind it. Ok thanks Is there any information I can give back to Litespeed support so they can stop the cache from affecting the login process? thanks We really have no idea for it, Our Default code works fine with all WordPress and Envato standards. Is there anything else I can do? Hi, Yeah ? they dont even want to tell you the nonce name ? thats too bad ? we will have to do the old-fashion way please try do a full-text search on that plugin , search for keyword nonce Best regards,
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