Improve GET Requests inline docs to mention ?qcAC=0

[raamdev]

The "Advanced Tip" inside Dashboard → Quick Cache → Plugin Options → GET Requests mentions that you can enable GET request caching by using ?qcAC=1, but it doesn't mention that you can disable caching using ?qcAC=no:

Advanced Tip: If you are NOT caching GET requests (recommended), but you DO want to allow some special URLs that include query string parameters to be cached; you can add this special parameter to any URL ?qcAC=1. This tells Quick Cache that it's OK to cache that particular URL, even though it contains query string arguments.

This section should be improved to include mention of disabling caching using ?qcAC=no for scenarios where someone is calling a cachable page using a Cronjob and specifically wants to disable caching.

Reported here: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/wp_insert_post-call-not-working-in-my-code-with-quick-cache?replies=4#post-5680051

[jaswrks]

Just to add here that ?qcAC= will support any boolean-ish value.

• ?qcAC=no = false
• ?qcAC=off = false
• ?qcAC=0 = false
• ?qcAC=false = false

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• ?qcAC=yes = true
• ?qcAC=on = true
• ?qcAC=1 = true
• ?qcAC=true = true

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Be aware that ?qcAC=2 or something like ?qcAC=absolutely will both equal false; those are not boolean-ish true values. See also: filter_var('', FILTER_VALIDATE_BOOLEAN)

[raamdev]

Got it. Thanks for noting that! I'll be sure to use ?qcAC=0 for clarity when I update the documentation.

[raamdev]

Screenshot of the new inline docs:

[jaswrks]

Cool, great!