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How the Staq Cache Preload works


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    Inside Staq Cache, if you try to preload the cached file and if your site is over 100 pages, you might see this message, Error: Max limit of 100 URLs per hour reached:

    Staq places preventive messages to protect the integrity of the server by placing a limit of 100 URLS being preloaded within an hour period.

    This is to avoid constant dumping and preloading of the cache.

    If it is essential to preload more pages in that time, you can contact the Staq Support team by opening a ticket and making a request to preload additional images over 100 URLS in that hour.

    Need some help?

    We all do sometimes. Please reach out to our support team by dropping us a support ticket. We will respond fast.