Plugin Author
WPKube
(@wpkube)
Hi @korfiati_a
You’re welcome and thank you for using the plugin.
Cache is usually not related to leaving the admin panel, generally it refreshes automatically after a set period of time and also when there’s a new post, page or comment published.
The email is sent out as soon as WordPress does the comment approve action, we don’t have a system in place for scheduled emails at the moment.
But let me know which plugin you are using for caching and I’ll do some tests.
Thank you for the answer.
You are right, the cache can be formed regardless of the work in the admin panel. But to associate a cache update with exiting the admin panel is logical. I have a large (very) amount of comments, so I cache them as part of the page. And in the process of responding to comments, the reader can receive a letter that there is a new answer to his comment, but when you go to the site, he will not see the answer, because will get the old cache.
Theoretically, you can generate data for sending letters in the process of responding to comments. And send letters (notifications to readers about the answer), for example, by pressing a button (or when exiting the admin panel, although this way, it seems to me, can create a number of difficulties).
I hope I was able to get my point across.
@korfiati_a, Which cache plugin are you currently using?
Usually, cache plugins have option to delete/purge old cache as and when a New Comment or a Reply is posted.
All right.
In my case, all comments are moderated. And readers mostly expect answers from comments from me
Plugin Author
WPKube
(@wpkube)
@korfiati_a
Which caching plugin are you using, testing it will help me understand how we can resolve the issue.
Maxcach – this is an external caching script.
I don’t see a problem.
Any caching plugin delays page refresh. Some do not cache comments. But I have to do this because of their large number.
Plugin Author
WPKube
(@wpkube)
Hi @korfiati_a
In order to fix an issue like that we need to implement functionality that allows delaying/scheduling the emails. It’s on the to do list but I can’t say for sure when it will be implemented, it’s not a simple feature.
And after it is implemented we need to make it work together with the caching system you are using. So when it triggers a cache refresh we send out the emails. And since it most likely is per post based cache clear and not a global cache clear it makes it more complicated.
In order to fix an issue like that we need to implement functionality that allows delaying/scheduling the emails. It’s on the to do list but I can’t say for sure when it will be implemented, it’s not a simple feature.
Thanks so much for your work.
It seems to me that such a function would be very appropriate.
And after it is implemented we need to make it work together with the caching system you are using. So when it triggers a cache refresh we send out the emails. And since it most likely is per post based cache clear and not a global cache clear it makes it more complicated.
Yes. I understand it. But each cache plugin has a url code to reset it, both throughout the site and on specific pages. I think you can use it in conjunction with indicating the time to reset the cache (many plan this at night).
