Google page speed service not updating site on new posts

  • facter

    (@facter)


    10 years ago

    Okay, so I have a problem that I cant find the answer to.

    I have a site that has been set up with wordpress on Bluehost, everything is great, works wonderfully, nice and fast.

    The problem is, that when I put a new post up in wordpress, it takes hours for the update to appear on the website. Now, I know that this is a cache time issue, or a refresh issue, but I cant find it.

    What I need to know – how do I set up GPSS so that it automatically refreshes the cache when a new wordpress post is put up, or when a change is made to the website?

    I looked on bluehost, the server side TTL is 14400 – but the instructions for GPSS say to leave it as the default. Also, how will that actually affect things when a new post is made? Is this the number I change?

    Or, is there something in the GPSS that I need to set to have the cache update properly on a post – I cant find an option anywhere under the caching page, or the rewriters page.

    Doing some new development on the site, so any real insights into this would be really appreciated.

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  • Thread Starter facter

    (@facter)

    Sorry, and one other questions – is there a way to bypass page speed service at all? I saw something about modpagespeed however as far as I am aware Bluehost does not have this mod installed so ?ModPagespeed=off didnt really do much, homepage was still cached even when I changed the theme …

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