Doesn’t Purge Cloudflare Addon Cache for Subdirectory based WP
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Dear Breeze Plugin Developer,
Please read this topic properly.
I am experiencing an issue with the Cloudflare Enterprise addon on my subdomain at
subdomain.example.com/hi/.The problem arises when I update the ‘hello world’ post at subdirectory, as the cache doesn’t get purged. I have verified this multiple times, and the cache remains unchanged until I purge from Breeze cache plugin installed at subdomain.example.com WordPress.
I have been searching for a solution to this problem, but unfortunately, I haven’t been able to find a official way to disable the Cloudflare Edge Cache specifically for the subdirectory based WordPress. Excluding via Breeze isn’t possible for the subdirectory.
As a solution I switched to W3TC (https://i.imgur.com/D0jS7mD.png)
Could you please assist me in resolving this issue? I expect that you add Automatic Cache purge solution for Subdirectories as well.
Your help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
Best regards,
Gulshan
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It means Internal cache not purged while update post. Please confirm cache files created under Breeze cache folder. If files are created it must be remove while update content in post/page editor. It would better create ticket at our support Centre than share the findings related to the point of conflict. We will investigate and share the point of conflict.
6 months later, I have checked again.
My WordPress is installed at /hi/ subdirectory. https://subdomain.example.com/hi/wp-admin/index.php
When I click on the “Purge All Cache” in the WordPress Admin Bar, cache doesn’t get cleared.
I also have WP at https://subdomain.example.com/wp-admin/index.php
When I follow same step as above, then purge works.Ideally, if I want to clear the homepage or anything of subdirectory, purge should work from the Admin Toolbar seperately from the subdirectory as well.
Inside wp-config.php, I can see below things are set in both WP instances. I am not sure from where this ste ID is coming, it’s same in my case.
define( ‘CDN_SITE_ID’, ‘XXXXXX’ );
define( ‘CDN_SITE_TOKEN’, ‘XXXXXXXXXXXX’ );Update: I realized when I update post, it works fine. But I want to clear the homepage cache after adding meta tags. So in that case I had to do from the main site.
I suggest you to check this feature from the Subdirectory.
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