jwineman

@conorseed,

You can instantiate a WordPressClientAPI which is the class we use to send API calls to Cloudflare.com like this:
https://github.com/cloudflare/Cloudflare-WordPress/blob/master/src/WordPress/Hooks.php#L21-L26

        $this->config = new Integration\DefaultConfig(file_get_contents(CLOUDFLARE_PLUGIN_DIR.'config.js', true));
        $this->logger = new Integration\DefaultLogger($this->config->getValue('debug'));
        $this->dataStore = new DataStore($this->logger);
        $this->integrationAPI = new WordPressAPI($this->dataStore);
        $this->integrationContext = new Integration\DefaultIntegration($this->config, $this->integrationAPI, $this->dataStore, $this->logger);
        $this->api = new WordPressClientAPI($this->integrationContext);

You can call purge cache like this:
https://github.com/cloudflare/Cloudflare-WordPress/blob/master/src/WordPress/WordPressClientAPI.php#L38

$this->api->zonePurgeCache($zoneId);

Thanks,
John

@jloosli,

Your error is a known bug and will be fixed in the next release.

Thanks,
John

Hi @yohannes1,

The error is with the twentyseventeen theme, not the cloudflare plugin. You probably added an extra comma to line 165 on functions.php for that theme.

Thanks,
John

@mattchewbacca,

We’re removing guzzle in the next release, this shouldn’t be an issue after that.

Thanks,
John

@clang777,

If you disable “Automatic Cache Management” the admin bar will be re-enabled. In the next update we’ll remove the functionality that disables the admin bar completely.

Thanks,
John

Hi,

This is an issue with your Cloudfront configuration. You can enable the header here:

http://stackoverflow.com/a/19939041

Thanks,
John

Hi @mchilson,

The functionality has changed intentionally. We no longer support converting to relative URLs because we are trying to move towards HTTPS only. The Automatic HTTPS rewrites only rewrites URLs it knows can be served over HTTPS.

Thanks,
John

@kashmiri,

Its not the admin area, its the bar that shows up at the top of the screen that shows up if you view your own blog posts as an admin.

Thanks,
John