Hi!
If you have the Automatically preload content after it is purged option turned on, the post/page will be recached as soon as it is updated. Otherwise, automatic caching can be set as per your Scheduled preloader settings at WP-Optimize > Cache > Preload. There, you’ll get to set your cache preloader to run daily, weekly, fortnightly or monthly.
Let us know if you have further questions.
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wperic
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This seems to work for some pages. But yesterday morning I changed some of the coding for my archives.php page (on an old child theme based on an even older veryplaintxt theme). The different pages generated by archive.php didn’t update in the cache, even after opening them several times.
When I purged the cache and redid the complete preload, the pages finally seem to incorporate the code updates.
Cache preloading can only be triggered under certain conditions. This does not including changing a code in your theme (different from theme update with versioning), hence the reason you had to manually purge the cache and carry out a complete preload.
Glad to see, though, that everything now works as expected after the preload.
Regards.
