Allow editors to purge cache

Resolved aledef
(@aledef)

5 years, 1 month ago

Hi,
I’m a developer.

I’ve got a couple of clients running websites under Siteground.

Since they have editor roles they can’t purge the cache so they have to call the administrator ( wich is me ) to do it for them.

Since this happens almost every time they update their website, I had to disable Dynamic Caching.

Please note that “Automatic Cache Purge” option works for individual posts, but it does not update pages containing post lists, so it’s almost unuseful.

So, can you please allow editors to purge SG cache?

I’m not the only one asking, as you can see here:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/allow-purge-sg-cache-for-editor-role/

Thank you

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Plugin Author Hristo Pandjarov
(@hristo-sg)

SiteGround Representative

5 years, 1 month ago

Full page purge is available to admins for security reasons. Once editors update a post, it will be automatically purged as you mentioned. By default we update archives affected by the change too. Can I see your URLs please and the ones that don’t update on page save.

Thread Starter aledef
(@aledef)

5 years, 1 month ago

Hi,
most of WP users do use advanced layout builders such as Page builder, Visual composer, Elementor, Divi, oxygen etc…

Since with these builders you can show post lists almost anywhere in your website (pages, posts, custom post types, widgets, etc…) updating WP archives is not enough.

In my client’s website I use Enfold theme with it’s Advanced Layout Builder.

In this page, for example, you can see 13 post lists each one showing latest 4 posts from 13 different post categories in a single page:
https://www.slp-cf.it/pubblicazioni/

None of them will be updated by Automatic Cache Purge.

Plugin Author Hristo Pandjarov
(@hristo-sg)

SiteGround Representative

5 years, 1 month ago

That’s a completely different issue. We will add an option to use the current smart purge or a full purge on updates.

Acal
(@acal)

4 years, 11 months ago

Any updates? Please add this feature! Leave it up to businesses and webmasters to determine if the “risk” of allowing editors to purge cache is acceptable. I have sites running Elementor and the cache for the template parts is not cleared automatically with the SG optimizer plugin. A click of the Purge SG Cache is always necessary. We have editors that need to regularly update certain Elementor templates and must be able to purge the cache so the changes are visible on the frontend. Giving all of these editors admin access is a security risk that I am wearier of than allowing them to purge the cache.

Thanks!

Thread Starter aledef
(@aledef)

4 years, 11 months ago

Totally agree with Acal!
Admin should be given the rights to decide which roles can clear the cache.

I have changed the status to not resolved, because the issue is actually not been solved.

Plugin Author Stanimir Stoyanov
(@sstoqnov)

SiteGround Representative

4 years, 11 months ago

Hey @aledef

We will consider how to implement such functionality and will post an update here.

I’m marking this ticket as resolved because this is a suggestion, not an issue.

Regards,
Stanimir

Acal
(@acal)

4 years, 11 months ago

Thanks @sstoqnov !

Plugin Author Elena Chavdarova
(@elenachavdarova)

4 years, 10 months ago

Hello @acal,

There is a new plugin version release where you can allow other user roles to have the ability to purge the website cache.

You can find out more information how to accomplish this in the plugin readme.txt.

Best Regards,

Elena

Thread Starter aledef
(@aledef)

4 years, 10 months ago

Thanks @elenachavdarova !