How does cloudflare detect the plugin is installed?

peixotorms commented 1 year ago

Confirmation

[X] My issue isn't already found on the issue tracker.
[X] I have replicated my issue using the latest version of the plugin and it is still present.

WordPress version

6.2

Cloudflare-WordPress version

4.1.2.0

PHP version

8.1

Expected result

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Actual result

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Steps to reproduce

When I go to Cloudflare and want to enable APO, it says the Cloudflare plugin is not detected or installed. After installing it, it starts detecting it and I can install it.

However, I want to use the Cloudflare API with custom PHP coding, so I don't need the plugin to be installed. How do I make it so that Cloudflare thinks that the Cloudflare plugin is installed?

Is it some api call, some html markup, or something else?

Thanks

Additional factoids

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References

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markjaquith commented 9 months ago

The plugin tells WordPress to add an HTTP header:

cf-edge-cache: cache,platform=wordpress (if the response should use the cache)

or

cf-edge-cache: no-cache (if the response should not use the cache)

https://github.com/cloudflare/Cloudflare-WordPress/blob/4ad24c88c9a1ed58b2aa288ce3ca587ba873566c/src/WordPress/Hooks.php#L436-L442

I suspect that when enabling APO on the Cloudflare side it just looks for this cf-edge-cache header to be present and have an expected value.

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