I use Wp Rocket, and I add the BunnyCDN url directly into WP Rocket CDN section. Howevern when I clear the cache, BunnyCDN still servers some older versions.
I do not want to install BunyyCDN on top of WP Rocket, as only WP Rocket offers the possibility to exclude certain pages and all css & js files completely from Bunny.
So I would ask you: what is the functions.php code to clear the BunnyCDN cache after post uddate ?
In this code, I put my API key & Pull zone.
I know this code exists, I looked for days for it online, but nowhere to be found (only a broken “BunnyCDN cache purger for WordPress”.
So can you please provide this basic code, to clear my enture Bunny cache after I change a wordpress post ? This would be a lifesaver… I honestly do not understand why this code is not on your support forum already, considering wordpress is the most used CMD in the world.
But I am still very happy with the incredible performance increase thanks to Bunny CDN !
Happy Newy Year!
]]>I have cache lifespan set to 24 hours. Surely it should not keep adding to cache like this but re-use the same space ?
]]>Currently the purge cache button is only visible to Admins. Is it possible to show the button to shop managers too?
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]]>For #1, I think I found the solution in an answer, could you confirm this would be the right approach in my case too? https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/flush-cache-on-specific-pages/#post-17483836
For #2, do I need to do anything extra after deleting the posts with wp_delete_post()?
For #3 and #4, what would be the best method to use?
]]>I made changes to the style.css file but the cached styles are showing.
When I click “Purge All” and other options nothing changes.
I disabled all the options in litespeed page optimization settings but the problem still exists.
Please help to solve this problem.
Thanks
I am running a multisite website having problems with purging caches for regular adminstrators, only super admins can purge all caches. As an administrator I get the notice –> Sorry, you are not allowed to access this page.
If it is not possible to fix this, how can I auto-purge caches for Woocommerce detail and list/archive pages? Problem is that after updating a product the changes (e.g. adding or removing sale price) are only applied to detail page and not list/archive page.
Thanks!
Georg
We read your plugin’s documentation and could not find a simple procedure for clearing cache for a specific page (URL). Instead, found the following function (with no instructions):
if (function_exists('sg_cachepress_purge_cache')) {
sg_cachepress_purge_cache('https://yoursite.com/pluginpage');
}
Since we’re not coders or developers, how do we use the above function?
Also, it makes more sense to incorporate the intent of the above function into your plugin as a Custom Purge feature (same or similar to Cloudflare’s) to make things a lot easier for all of us.
Thank you!
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