Prime Cache After Flushing Using php
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I created a php file with the below code…
<?php
require 'wp-load.php';
w3tc_flush_all();I placed this in the root folder. The code runs fine. Unfortunately the cache is not primed afterwards. How can I have it prime (load all pages from sitemap) after flushing?
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That works great!
In Plesk I have the option to run a command with WP toolkit. The below will purge and (&&) prime the cache with 50 pages…
/usr/sbin/plesk ext wp-toolkit –wp-cli -instance-id 9 — w3tc flush posts –skip-plugins=false && /usr/sbin/plesk ext wp-toolkit –wp-cli -instance-id 9 — w3-total-cache pgcache_prime –limit=50 –skip-plugins=false
This works great for small sites (under 50 pages) once a day with html cache set at 84600 (1 day). For larger sites I set up the same 2 commands separately 1 to purge 1 to prime several times so the script doesn’t exceed the 180 second timeout. The 50 page limit appears to work in under the 180 seconds.
Is there a way to perform the rest of the W3TC events such as cleanup using wp commands? If there is a page where all your wp commands are please let me know! Also, what is the recommended order to run the commands: Purge, Prime, Cleanup?
For example I would like to perform all of what W3TC needs to do daily in one command string. Purge, Prime, Cleanup etc. This way I can set an early cron when my sites are slow (early morning).
I have cron disabled in WordPress and use Plesk Cron on the sites to run cron Jobs. Right now W3TC events are queued in the WordPress cron until Plesk runs the cron. I could bypass queuing the events altogether with a single command.
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