I am not sure the author checks the wordpress forums btu I’d be itnerested in this question too 🙁
Well, I’m not sure what’s the template tag, but I think you can surround the “tag” by some codes yourself,
while($widget_cache->wcache->save($widget_cache->get_widget_cache_key(<your widget id, make it unique>), <the cache time, like 600, 3600.>, array())
{
<here is your widget code>
}
I can confirm that this method works.
I surrounded my code with
<?php while($widget_cache->wcache->save($widget_cache->get_widget_cache_key("12344321"),9999, array())) { ?>
THE CODE
<?php } ?>
I was wondering if there was an extra parameter to force this cache to expire whenever a comment gets added or a page gets updated.
well, you should bind to some actions, like this
function custom_clearwcache()
{
widget_cache_remove(‘<your widget id>’);
}
//go http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference to find your actions
$custom_action_arr=array(“publish_page”, “comment_post”,”comment_post”,”edit_comment”,”delete_comment”,”wp_set_comment_status”);
foreach($custom_action_arr as $ca)
{
add_action($ca, custom_clearwcache);
}
