DynaRadar — Dynamic Content Discovery

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Find dynamic content that caching could make stale

DynaRadar scans your WordPress site to help identify dynamic content that may be affected by page caching.

Run a scan from your WordPress dashboard and DynaRadar will show you where potentially dynamic content has been found, which pages may need attention, and why each item was detected.

Discovery scans stored content locally within WordPress without executing shortcodes. When an administrator starts a scan, DynaRadar also sends a bounded set of public page URLs to the WP Assist public scanner for live cache comparison. Optional aggregate usage sharing is separate, disabled by default, and described under Privacy below.

What DynaRadar can find

DynaRadar looks for content that may change independently of the page around it, including:

• Known dynamic integrations and components.
• Shortcodes that may generate dynamic content.
• Dynamic or unknown WordPress blocks that may require review.
• Pages containing detected dynamic content.

You can review or dismiss findings and see when your site was last scanned.

DynaRadar uses conservative detection. A local finding means content may require review. A live comparison may detect a meaningful difference for a reliably matched component; when it cannot compare that area, DynaRadar says it couldn’t check for out-of-date content. A result with no difference is point-in-time, not a permanent freshness guarantee.

Free features

• Scan up to 100 published public content items at a time.
• Discover potentially dynamic content and the pages where it appears.
• Review why each item was detected.
• Review or dismiss individual findings.
• See the date and time of the latest scan.
• Check whether supported caching plugins are installed and active.
• Compare up to 20 public pages with WP Assist’s public cache scanner after an administrator starts a scan.
• Get guidance for manually excluding affected pages from page caching.
• No licence required.
• No expiry.

DynaRadar Free is a discovery and diagnostic tool. It does not actively refresh dynamic content, modify enrolment or booking actions, or verify live availability.

Cache plugin compatibility

DynaRadar can detect the installation and activation status of:

• WP Rocket
• LiteSpeed Cache
• WP Super Cache

When potentially dynamic content is found, DynaRadar provides guidance for manually excluding affected pages from caching.

An active caching plugin does not necessarily mean a particular page is currently being cached.

Want to keep the page cached?

Manually excluding an entire page from caching is a simple free option, but it also means losing page caching for everything on that page.

Dynamic Cache Bypass Pro provides another option.

It keeps the surrounding page cached while supported dynamic content is refreshed independently.

Learn about Pro · Start free trial — no card required

The Dynamic Cache Bypass Pro trial lasts 30 days and does not require a card. DynaRadar Free remains fully functional without Pro.

Recognised integrations

DynaRadar includes specific detection for selected known dynamic integrations, including aXcelerate course instance tables, Course Details, enrolment forms and enquiry forms.

It can also identify other shortcodes and dynamic or unknown blocks for review, so you do not need to use aXcelerate to use DynaRadar.

Detection of a component does not constitute a compatibility guarantee.

Privacy

Stored-content discovery runs locally within WordPress. The live cache comparison is a separate WP Assist service contacted only after an administrator chooses to scan.

DynaRadar reads stored public content within the scan limit. It does not:

• Render public pages.
• Execute shortcodes.
• Send WordPress admin content, form submissions, credentials or optional usage-sharing data to the public scanner.

The live comparison sends up to 20 public page URLs to WP Assist’s scanner. The service fetches those public pages using safe, unauthenticated requests and returns derived cache/component evidence. Submitted URLs and derived results are retained for up to 24 hours; raw third-party page bodies are not persisted. Local discovery still works if the service is unavailable. The plugin does not send the stored post body to WP Assist. External documentation, Pro and trial pages are contacted only when an administrator chooses to open those links.

Service: WP Assist public scanner · WP Assist privacy policy

Optional usage information and external service

DynaRadar includes optional usage sharing operated by WP Assist. It is disabled by default. DynaRadar works fully without it, and installing, updating or scanning does not enable it.

If a WordPress administrator explicitly enables Help improve DynaRadar by sharing usage information, DynaRadar sends the website home and installation URLs, a random DynaRadar installation ID, DynaRadar, WordPress and PHP versions, multisite yes/no, supported cache-plugin installed/active status, connection and scan timestamps, scan count, total findings, aggregate finding categories, and reviewed/dismissed counts to WP Assist.

Optional usage sharing does not send page or post content, post titles, scanned page URLs, shortcode or block contents, form values or submissions, visitor or customer information, administrator names or email addresses, licence keys, credentials, cookies, database information or payment information. The separate live cache comparison sends public page URLs as described above, whether optional usage sharing is enabled or declined.

The administrator can disable sharing at any time in DynaRadar settings. Disabling stops future collection. WP Assist retains the minimal installation summary and historical aggregate counters marked as sharing disabled; replay-protection event identifiers are removed after 90 days.

Service: WP Assist · DynaRadar usage-information privacy notice

aXcelerate independence

DynaRadar is independently developed by WP Assist and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by aXcelerate. aXcelerate is a trademark of its respective owner.