Tracking code breaks WP Super Cache page caching
Tracking code makes WordPress pages uncacheable and conflicts with WP Super Cache by altering POST data on GET requests.
Tier I · Proven The best-established problems.
6 public reports · first reported 7 October 2017 · last reported 21 February 2025
What's going wrong
Site owners running WP Super Cache found that this plugin writes values into the POST data on ordinary page views, so caching treats every page as a form submission and stops storing it. Pages load slower and the caching plugin appears broken. Support threads were marked resolved without a fix, and some owners were told to edit the plugin code themselves. The people affected run content sites and stores where page speed matters. The opportunity is a compatibility layer or cache-aware tag injection that places tracking scripts without touching request data.
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Products affected
Tracking Code Manager.
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Who has this problem
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