Thread Starter
Rafael
(@maniackbr)
Other question; In my cpanel i create one cron to clear all my cache at a certain time. Is he with the correct command? For example:
wget -O /dev/null https://exempl.com?swcfpc=1&swcfpc-purge-all=1&swcfpc-sec-key=… > /dev/null 2>&1
You can help me?
Plugin Contributor
iSaumya
(@isaumya)
I would like that every time we update a publication, or make a new post, it forces a general cleaning of the Cloudflare cache. It’s possible?
It’s already there: https://i.imgur.com/PH9Ej5o.png
In my cpanel i create one cron to clear all my cache at a certain time. Is he with the correct command?
– Is it not working?
Thread Starter
Rafael
(@maniackbr)
It didn’t work for me here. I have to manually click on each publication, on the button to clear the general cache.
About the cron, it was just to check if it is configured correctly, is that so?
Thread Starter
Rafael
(@maniackbr)
Just a fix; it is apparently working on the desktop version, but not on the mobile version of the “Newspapper by tagdiv” theme.
Plugin Contributor
iSaumya
(@isaumya)
It didn’t work for me here. I have to manually click on each publication, on the button to clear the general cache.
– Huh! that is super wired. You should check the logs created by plugin to see whats going on. You can also turn the log verbosity to High.
About the cron, it was just to check if it is configured correctly, is that so?
– Seems to be ok.
Just a fix; it is apparently working on the desktop version, but not on the mobile version of the “Newspapper by tagdiv” theme.
– Sorry didn’t get your question.
Thread Starter
Rafael
(@maniackbr)
I was able to identify this problem on mobile, through Google’s own pagespeed. It does not show the last publication we made in the mobile version, only in the desktop version.
On mobile it only appears if I manually click on ‘purge whole cache’ in the menu.
Thread Starter
Rafael
(@maniackbr)
You can see these prints, with the difference of the highlighted images; https://imgur.com/a/bAsIOHM
Plugin Contributor
iSaumya
(@isaumya)
The plugin does not have any device based cache system. As standing in 2021, almost all sites are responsive and does not have a separate mobile version. But if you want a device based caching, then, you need to use the worker mode and overwrite the default worker script slightly. Let me know if you are using the worker mode, I can show you the extra snippet of code that you need to add.
You can also check the FAQ tab inside the plugin settings to see how to overwrite the default worker code.
Thread Starter
Rafael
(@maniackbr)
I can activate worker mode, you send me the code please?
Plugin Contributor
iSaumya
(@isaumya)
You can check out this worker template: https://pastebin.com/NfZwpM03
You can also use a diff tool to check the code difference to understand what it does.
Also checkout the Advanced Section under the FAQ tab in the plugin settings to see how to overwrite the default worker code.
Few important things to note:
- If you are using the above worker code for device-based caching, you have to disable the Fallback Cache in the plugin as the fallback cache does not support device based caching.
- If you are using the option “Purge HTML Pages Only” then you need to turn off that option as well. Becuse when using the device based caching, you need to purge the whole cache, just purging HTML pages won’t work.
Thread Starter
Rafael
(@maniackbr)
That’s work for me! Thank you soo much Saumya. I hope you and your family are well and healthy.
Plugin Contributor
iSaumya
(@isaumya)
Thanks, @maniackbr. 🙏
Do share a review in the review section.
