Purging specific URLs upon post
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Hi. We’ve been using the plugin for a few years and like it, but once in a while an issue comes up and I’m wondering if it’s expected from time to time. I didn’t see it in the FAQ.
Occasionally, I’ll hear from the person who creates content on our site that they just made a change or addition but the page in question no longer looks right, such as images or other elements being missing. This isn’t a browser problem but is always resolved by manually purging Super Page Cache and then refreshing.
I do see in the log events like these, so the page-specific purging is occurring as a result of the posts, but maybe it’s an imperfect science? We use Elementor, in case that’s a relevant variable.
[2024-09-22 21:35:47] [cache_controller::purge_cache_queue_write] queue file not exist
[2024-09-22 21:35:47] [cache_controller::purge_cache_on_post_edit] Purge Cloudflare cache for only post id 26293 and related contents – Fired action: clean_post_cache
[2024-09-22 21:35:47] [cache_controller::purge_cache_when_post_is_published] Purge Cloudflare cache for only post id 26293 and related contents – Fired action: transition_post_status
[2024-09-22 21:35:49] [cache_controller::purge_cache_queue_job] I’m the purge cache cronjob
[2024-09-22 21:35:50] [cache_controller::purge_opcache] Purge OPcache cache
[2024-09-22 21:35:50] [cache_controller::purge_object_cache] Purge object cache
[2024-09-22 21:35:50] [cache_controller::start_cache_preloader_for_specific_urls] Adding 5 URLs to preloader queue[2024-09-22 21:35:51] [cache_controller::purge_urls] Purged specific URLs from Cloudflare cache
[2024-09-22 21:35:51] [cache_controller::purge_cache_queue_job] Cache purging complete
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