I am working with a client that needs the front end of his site flattened, separated and placed on a different server because of security protocols. There is no user generated content, it is being used as a CMS for admins. I thought a good way of doing this would be to use the WP Super Cache Preload functionality to cache the whole site to a folder and sync that folder with another server. The issue I am finding is that after a post is updated/created, I cannot wait for a user to request the page to cache it. Is there a hook that would allow me to cache the page on post update?
WP Super Cache
Precache Entire site including updates (2 posts)
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cmbirk
Posted 3 months ago # -
Donncha O Caoimh
Posted 3 months ago #Yeah, write a plugin on post_edit I think that fetches that url using curl or the built in http library. Then copy over the cached file..
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