Red button “PURGE_EMPTYCACHE”

Perhaps with “Purge ALL Lscache” ? If I well understood documentation ?

why don’t you just purge it via the plugin in the stage site ?

Hi Qtwrk,

Thanks for your answer.

That’s what I do: I use the LS plugin’s purge commands on the staging site.
But when I use the “red” “Empty entire cache” command, it also purges the root domain site.

If I really want to purge EVERYTHING on the staging site (subdomain), would one option be to use ?
1 – purge all – opcode cache
then 2 – purge all CSS/JS cache
then 3 – purge ALL – LSCache

Knowing that I haven’t enabled object caching via Redis or Memcached on the staging site.

Would this sequence limit the purge effects to the subdomain only, and not to the root domain ?

I’ll try, but at a time when I can restart a crawler on the production site (on the root domain) without slowing down visitors, if ever this type of purge on the subdomain also impacts the root domain.

Thanks.
Best regards

are you talking about wp cli ??

No, I’m talking about gui.

But I’m ok for doing it with wp cli !
Unfortunately, for me, documentation is not very verbose:
https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/lscwp/cli/#purge-commands

That’s not multisite, but 2 independent websites, just located on subdomain.domain.tld, and domain.tld.

Perhaps, I can use wp litespeed-purge blog <blogid> , but how to known the id of each website ?
Would it be similar to “Purge ALL – LSCache” ?

Best regards

just the purge all ought do it

Hi Qtwrk,

Ok, this is working well with wp litespeed-purge all, without impacting the other website.

Thanks for your help !
Best regards