W3 Total Cache significantly improved the performance of the homepage. However, after making design changes with Elementor, the page broke. Since then, I have been trying to purge and clear the cache to get it to display correctly again, but it hasn’t worked.

In some browsers, I see the correct version, while in others, it appears completely broken. Even after deactivating W3 Total Cache, the issue persists.

Could you help me resolve this? Is it not possible to use this plugin together with Elementor?

I look forward to your prompt response.

Thank you, Best regards

We use WP All Import to sync pricing and stock. At the end of the sync run WP-Rocket is cleared using a purge cache command via a small php snippet. This happens automatically after the import finishes.

Some of the prices shown on the home page seem to be cached causing incorrect prices after a data import.

Is there a way to run the flush redis cache action via a php command that I could insert at the end of my import? This would clear the object cache at the same time as the page cache preventing outdated prices showing.

Set up wp config as below with the domains and ports changed:

define(‘WP_CACHE_KEY_SALT’, ‘domainname.com’ );
define(‘WP_REDIS_PASSWORD’, ‘ourredisdbpassword’ );
define(‘WP_REDIS_HOST’, ‘127.0.0.123’);
define(‘WP_REDIS_PORT’, ‘1234’);
define(‘WP_REDIS_DATABASE’, 1 );
define(‘WP_REDIS_SELECTIVE_FLUSH’, true);
define(‘WP_REDIS_MAXTTL’, ‘1800’);

First of all thank you for the plugin. It speeds up site better than others.

I have issues with clearing cache.

1. I use option “Purge HTML pages only”, since most of the time images and such do not need to be cleared. When using purge whole cache, a lot is not being cleared. I think the issue is with cloudflare limit of 1000 urls per minute. I assume clearing cache under that option uses cached HTML pages list to clear cache. But in my case urls amount ends up about 4k. After that, they won’t show up on the list again, since when visited they already show up as hits. It doesn’t help that redirects ends up on the list. Is there a way to prevent redirects being cached, like 404. Because feeds and amp are redirected i had to add */feed* */amp* those rules, otherwise they end up on the list. Would be there a way to split urls in chunks, or from sitemap?
2. When editing terms (category/tags). Cache is not cleared unlike when updating posts. And when done manually it will only clear first page.
3. I might as well throw this problem too. Preload goes through paged terms. But in my case urls do not end up with /. And error logs show something like tagpage/2 cannot be cached. It’s clearly missing a /.

I tried with “Disable cache purging using queue” and without, with the same results.

Thanks.

On my WordPress site I created a custom user group for which I want to enable the “Clear REST cache” button in the admin bar. Users of the group should be able to clear the REST cache but not to make any changes to the plugin config.

Currently, this only works when I give the user group the manage_options capability. Is there a way to show the admin bar menu item and allow cache purging without adding the manage_options capability?

Thanks in advance for your help!

I wanted to change the home page of my website. I did so in the settings menu, but the webpage was not showing the changes.

I looked up in Google what the problem could be. People recommended clearing the cache under “LiteSpeed Cache > Toolbox > Purge All”.

Now, the page says error 404. Why? How do I fix it? I need to.

Thanks in advance.