jmoria
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Fastest Cache - WordPress Cache Plugin] Delete post cache after trashSo, what do you think? Will you update the plugin to delete only the cache of the trashed post, not the whole cache? It would be great if you do that, it’s much better than deleting whole cache when only one post is trashed.
Also, do you have any clue why $this->singleDeleteCache(false, $post->ID) is not working for trashed post?
Sorry for bothering you, I just want to make this plugin even better.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Fastest Cache - WordPress Cache Plugin] Delete post cache after trashAlso, I replaced $this->deleteCache() (line 678) with the code below, and it’s working fine, haha.
$permalink = get_permalink($post_id); if(preg_match("/https?:\/\/[^\/]+\/(.+)/", $permalink, $out)){ $path = $this->getWpContentDir()."/cache/all/".$out[1]; $mobile_path = $this->getWpContentDir()."/cache/wpfc-mobile-cache/".$out[1]; if(is_dir($path)){ $this->rm_folder_recursively($path); } if(is_dir($mobile_path)){ $this->rm_folder_recursively($mobile_path); } }Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Fastest Cache - WordPress Cache Plugin] Delete post cache after trashLast time I made the test on my local WAMP server, installed on my PC. Now I checked on my web server (1and1.com hosting), and found some very strange behavior.
When I “Trash” a post, the “all” directory is deleted (../wp-content/cache/all), not just the cache of the trashed post. It’s because you use $this->deleteCache() (to delete whole cache) instead of $this->singleDeleteCache(false, $post->ID) (to delete only single post cache).
BUT, I changed $this->deleteCache() to $this->singleDeleteCache(false, $post->ID) and again it’s not working. It’s very strange because a few lines below (on post update) it’s working fine, the cache of updated post is deleted, but when I use $this->singleDeleteCache(false, $post->ID) for trashed post – it’s not working.
Everything is tested via FileZilla.
*I forgot one zero in ‘numberposts’ => ‘3’. It should be ‘numberposts’ => ’30’. But you get it… 🙂
Exellent!
Here are few sugesstions for new features.
In Delete Cache tab:
New features (with button and action triggered at the moment when user click on the button, same as Delete Cache feature):
– Delete Homepage Cache
– Delete Posts Cache
– Delete Categories Cache
– Delete Pages CacheNew features in the same tab, but with checkboxes (like in the Settings tab):
– if new post is published, delete cache of homepage + pages, categories & tags associated with the post
– if post is trashed, delete the cache of that post. Here can be added another bonus feature/function to check if trashed post is in the last 20-30 posts, if it is – delete homepage cache too.Example:
if($new_status == "trash" && $old_status != "trash"){ $args = array( 'numberposts' => '3', 'post_status' => 'publish' ); $recent_posts = wp_get_recent_posts($args); foreach($recent_posts as $recent){ if( $recent['ID'] == $post_id ){ @unlink($this->getWpContentDir()."/cache/all/index.html"); @unlink($this->getWpContentDir()."/cache/wpfc-mobile-cache/index.html"); } } //here is some other code to delete cache of the trashed post }