ekaterir

Hi @yosbeda,

Thank you for catching and reporting that. It should be fixed now. Let me know if it worked for you.

ekaterir

Hi @openedge1,

We haven’t tested with Engintron (actually, we haven’t even heard of it, but it looks really cool). If you’d like to test and let us know, that’d great.

Thank you,
ekaterir

Hello @myar,

Thank you for the feedback. I just pushed a fix. Let me know if it worked and I’ll resolve this support issue.

Thanks again,
ekaterir

Hello @myar,

You can call a function called
csnx_delete_current_page_cache_on_comments( $comment ) it’s located in
snipe-nginx-cache/includes/cache-sniper-nginx-comments.php
$comment can be an object or an id, the function will figure that out.
So it can look something like this:

require_once plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) . '../snipe-nginx-cache/includes/cache-sniper-nginx-comments.php';

// get your comment object or id

$commentSniper = new Cache_Sniper_Nginx_Comments();
$commentSniper->csnx_delete_current_page_cache_on_comments( $comment );

However, this will introduce a dependency in your plugin.
I think there is a hook I can use to trigger cache clear on wp_insert_comment.

You can try the approach described above for now and I will let you know when we implement the wp_insert_comment action hook.

Thank you for raising the issue.

Hello @myar,

Thanks for using Cache Sniper and bringing up this issue. We are going to work on this feature next and let you know when it’s available.

Hey, We’d be glad to help. Contact us at [email protected].

Thank you for the feedback! I just pushed a version that addressed the issue you brought up. I hope other aspects of this plugin are working as expected.