Hi David,

Can you try temporary disable this `cloudflare-nginx` cache system from your cloudflare server? Because I noticed when open the composer, the page header response from your cloudflare server.

Keep us update once you have done.

I disabled it completely and then I could edit the post. I have since turned it back on for obvious reasons.

I already have it set to bypass caching for the backend. I also tried to set it to development mode which bypasses cache for the whole site but that didn't work. The only thing that worked was pausing my account entirely.

This is not feasible as it provides CDN caching, threat blocking, IP blocking, email address masking and a bunch of other security stuff.

What can be done about this? This is the first time that I've had an issue using cloudflare with any software. Easyblog 3 was fine. So is EasySocial and JReviews.

Thanks for your help.

I just saw that you logged in. Would you like me to pause my cloudflare account temporarily?

May i know after you did following instruction is it still facing the issue?

1. Put your site in development mode to bypass Cloudflare servers
2. Temporary disable the Cloudflare cache system
3. Click Purge button
4. After you purge it, try clear all of your browser and Joomla cache before you open composer and see is it work.

Keep us update if your issue still persists.

I did all of that but now I can't edit even when my clouldflare account is completely paused. It's paused right now if you want to check. Please let me know ASAP when I can re-activate it.

It seems like when you paused completely, I can able to edit the post from backend.

And I also noticed the ajax call didn't load from your cloudflare server.

You can take a look of my video here : http://screencast.com/t/pClRrpwT3m44

Yes I can see that and that is what I did this morning.

But Arlex that is not a solution. I can't pause cloudflare and thus disable all of my page rules, redirects, caching, subdomains and security features every time I need to edit something.

So what do I do?

PS. I have now re-started cloudflare.

Actually that is your Cloudflare server issue which messed up the Easyblog script when it load single script on the page.

By the way, I've applied some fix in this file -> JoomlaFolder\administrator\components\com_easyblog\includes\configuration\configuration.php it should work fine now, you have to backup this file for your future update.

Hi Arlex,

Thank you so much. That's fantastic. All working with Cloudflare active. Perfect.

I have made a backup of this file and will update it whenever upgrades are applied.

May I ask what commenting out these lines does? Will it have any other effect on the system?

Thanks again,

David

Hey David,

You're welcome.

Based on what I know is if commented out these code, the build-in composer `heading` and `HTML block `will not working properly.