I have your plugin installed on my website, but I’m finding the cache purge settings a bit confusing.

I also use SiteGround’s Site Optimizer, which allows me to purge the cache. However, since installing your plugin, clicking the purge button doesn’t seem to have any effect, and changes are not reflected on the live page.

Could you provide guidance on the best practices for setting this up? Should I uninstall Site Optimizer, and if so, what settings should I configure in Seraphinite to ensure that changes are always applied automatically whenever changes are made?

Thanks in advance for your help.

We noticed a strange bug when working with WPML that we were able to reproduce in more that 1 sites.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Use W3 Total Cache and WPLM with Language URL format = Language name added as a parameter.
2. The user switches to a different language in the backend (via the adminbar option).
3. User clears the cache via the “Purge All Caches” option of w3tc (again from the abmin bar).

This is creating a wrong RewriteBase in the .htacess rules that are related the the page caching.

...
# BEGIN W3TC Page Cache core
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteBase ?lang=el
    RewriteRule ^ - [E=W3TC_QUERY_STRING:%{QUERY_STRING}]
...
...

The RewriteBase line RewriteBase ?lang=el should be RewriteBase /

Thank you

“It seems like your caching plugin is caching the backend of your site. Please check their settings to make sure that the admin dashboard is not being cached. You can also get in touch with their support and ask them to make sure that logged-in users and the backend are excluded from caching.“

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• Video: https://www.awesomescreenshot.com/video/19955473?key=5337c58dc8620d1b8b6002cf26e9e1d9
• Instructions to reproduce the issue: See the video / details above
• Report number: OKYAXIRJ
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Please let me know what changes I need to make so I don’t need to purge cache each time to see the changes in wp-admin.

Also, cache purge should work only for specific pages.
https://forexample.com/product/….
Cache purge should be performed by time slot only for product pages.

best regards

When a single post is updated by means of API, then only the cache of the updated post is cleared, this seems to be working as expected.

Is anyone else experiencing this?

I’m running W3 total cache 2.2.7 and WordPress 6.1.1

I’ve since updated the AO plugin to the latest version but unsure how to restore the styles to the site? Please help, I’m able to pay for the urgent support. The client is in Australia so we have a window of a few hours to do this work prior to having significant issues.

Any guidance is appreciated!!

I’m using the Cloudflare cache on a production WordPress site and have been logging into dash.cloudflare all the time to clear it when necessary.

I was rather hoping this plugin would solve that particular issue – but it seems that the purge cache function in the plugin via wp-admin has no effect whatsoever.

It would make a big difference to our teams workflow if there was a way to get it working.

Thanks,
Pete

The purge by Post ID is not working efficiently. Some of the pages are purged while others were not. Is there a snippet which I can use to directly use the feature from the terminal?

Purging the whole cache and then re-caching is taking 4 hours so I would prefer to only purge the specific posts.