How to Allow Non-Admin to Delete Entire Cache

  • cinderalla

    (@cinderalla)


    10 years ago

    If I’m understanding correctly, the Delete Cache link in the top admin bar only deletes the cache for that page and the only way to delete the entire cache is via Settings > WP Super Cache > Delete Cache.

    Is there a way to allow non-admin roles to access WP Super Cache settings. I’ve tried to do this by adding the manage_options capability to the Editor role using the Capability Manager Enhanced plugin, but the WP Super Cache will still not show in the dashboard admin settings submenu.

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-super-cache/

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  • Thread Starter cinderalla

    (@cinderalla)

    10 years ago

    Still looking for a solution on how to give non-admins access to the WP Super Cache settings… Using a custom role with every built-in capability, still does not allow access to WP Super Cache settings.

    Found this function to call when a post is published: wp_cache_clear_cache(), which I’ll use as a next-best option.

    Any possibility the plugin will allow for a WP Super Cache settings capability or similar sometime in the future?

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