Changing the expiration time

@nick6352683 where did you change the cache duration?

@pepejaguar,

The ttl value which was 600, at /include/common.php file, line #29.

@nick6352683 it’s just a sane default, which will work well for most sites. You could change the TTL without changing the plugin itself (otherwise your changes will be overwritten during an update anyway). You can do this with a cache config, Roy has a great article about it here:

https://roytanck.com/2022/01/13/tweaking-surge-by-adding-a-configuration-file/

Hope that helps!

@nick6352683 Thanks.

@kovshenin
Have you considered having the plugin preload the cache?.

When I post a new post, is the cache created, or is it until a user views the post?.

Thanks for the plugin

@pepejaguar that’s something that’s on the list of potential future features, but not really a priority. Posts (or URLs rather) get cached as soon as they’re visited for the first time.