• Resolved jendeh

    (@jendeh)


    Hi,

    When I enable purging of html only and go on a post logged in, it gives me three options:

    • Purge cache
    • Force purge everything
    • Purge this page only

    Does the third option purge both html and assets or just the html?

    Also is there any way to know when the whole cache is purged? I have seen it mentioned in previous posts in support forum that one way is to see the logs after cache purge, but is there a way to know which actions or hooks make the whole cache purge beforehand?

    Does the whole cache purge after every plugin’s update?

    And what pages are purged when a post is updated? The plugin says related post- are those the category pages and pagination or all the posts in a category?

    Also is there any way to purge single file? I use enable replace media sometimes to upload better images on older posts? Is there a way to purge just that image file or does it get purged itself?

    • This topic was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by jendeh.
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  • Plugin Contributor iSaumya

    (@isaumya)

    Hi @jendeh,

    Does the third option purge both html and assets or just the html?

    No, it only purges the page HTML. Assets are only purged if you are doing “force purge everything”.

    Also is there any way to know when the whole cache is purged? I have seen it mentioned in previous posts in support forum that one way is to see the logs after cache purge, but is there a way to know which actions or hooks make the whole cache purge beforehand?

    No. Cause it’s an asynchronous operation, so no hooks can tell you when it’s done.

    And what pages are purged when a post is updated? The plugin says related post- are those the category pages and pagination or all the posts in a category?

    The post itself and the category page and pagination of the category page (up to 10 paginated pages).

    Also is there any way to purge single file? I use enable replace media sometimes to upload better images on older posts? Is there a way to purge just that image file or does it get purged itself?

    You can copy the file URL that you want to purge can purge it from Cloudflare dashboard > Purge URL section.

    Thread Starter jendeh

    (@jendeh)

    Thank you for all the clarifications and thank you for this great plugin!!

    Plugin Contributor iSaumya

    (@isaumya)

    Thanks. If you love using the plugin, please consider sharing a review in the review section of the plugin.

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