Cache does not automatically purge upon activity

  • Hi,

    I for the life of me just can’t seem to get the plugin to purge the cache automatically when posts are published or trashed, thus meaning the homepage isn’t up to date. I’ve waited and it never seems to get anywhere with it.

    It’s running under Apache on Plesk. WordPress Toolkit has “taken over” wp-cron and fires a task once per hour; could this have something to do with it?

    If I disable the queueing function, the site crashes (a lot of posts).

    High verbosity log:

    [2023-03-24 13:49:25] [cache_controller::purge_cache_on_post_edit] Purge Cloudflare cache for only post id 6887 and related contents - Fired action: clean_post_cache
[2023-03-24 13:51:00] [cache_controller::ajax_purge_whole_cache] Purge whole Cloudflare cache
[2023-03-24 15:34:03] [cache_controller::purge_cache_on_post_edit] Purge Cloudflare cache for only post id 6945 and related contents - Fired action: clean_post_cache
[2023-03-24 15:35:17] [cache_controller::purge_cache_on_post_edit] Purge Cloudflare cache for only post id 6945 and related contents - Fired action: wp_trash_post

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Contributor iSaumya

    (@isaumya)

    Hi @hammyhavoc,
    According to the log that you have shared I can see that the cache is getting purged via the plugin as it should. If you have set the Log Verbosity to HIGH then you should also receive the API response from Cloudflare in the logs. Can you please check those responses? Maybe you have a large site and you are making changes quite frequently which is rate limiting your API requests. Please check the Cloudflare API response in the logs.

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