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I am using Hyper Cache on my client's site which works great.

However, I recently added the Twitter Pro widget to the sidebar and because of Hyper Cache new tweets don't appear until a new post is added and the cache is cleared. And also the time tweets were tweeted (e.g. "about four hours ago") is always wrong.

Is there a way to stop Hyper Cache caching the Twitter widget?

Link to site - http://bit.ly/xvclET

Thanks

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I don't think you can select certain parts of code to cache or not with Hyper Cache, You can only set the page itself not to cache as a whole (using a global define( 'DONOTCACHEPAGE', 1 );) .

There is a filter you can try add_filter(‘hyper_cache_buffer’, ‘myplugin_hyper_cache_buffer’); but you will have to figure it out, http://www.satollo.net/plugins/hyper-cache

I also think putting it into an iframe might do the trick.

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Thanks Wyck. I can't set the whole page not to cache because the twitter widget appears on every page but I'll check out the filter. – fxfuture Mar 10 '12 at 9:52
I don't think you can selectively cache or not cache parts of the page with any caching plugin. – s_ha_dum Nov 3 '12 at 19:00

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