Cache management from GHL screen and via lc admin plugin in wordpress admin
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Paul Brady
In my opinion, this is a really bad bug and needs to be fast-tracked to the tops of the list. I have clients really angry with me over this issue. It's clearly not working well and the ability to disable it or perhaps automatically refresh it every xx minutes would be the best possible way to workaround this issue. But let me stress that it is a MUST to have the capability to disable cache if desired.
Right now this is nothing short of a disaster for my agency. Clients are pissed.
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Mark Quigg
Same with us... had to have a backup plan. Seems that literally the only way to clear the cache is manually within the dashboard or GHL WordPress admin page. Found out that they cache sites with rocket.net, and I've even reached out to them to try to find answers but they won't help; say I have to go back to our provider.
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Zach Brick
Wow, I was caught off guard by this problem. I would’ve never guessed that we couldn’t control this. Yikes. Unfortunately I’ll probably need to build outside of GHL until this is fixed. So disappointing.
Canny AI
Merged in a post:
Disable CDN Cache plugin
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Jeffrey Auerbach
For the love of GOD please allow us to disable the CDN cache plugin. Half the time it doesn't clear or purge correctly.
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Matt Call
Yes
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Christy Allison
Please bring this back asap! The current cache management does not allow scheduled events/posts to be published within a reasonable timeline.
There was a mention of a 1 hour cache somewhere in the documentation, but 4, even 5 hours after a scheduled event occurs, it's still only visible when logged in and hasn't reached the CDN. This results in early morning phone calls to me from clients.
The clear cache button in our GHL WordPress setting doesn't always work (or takes a very long time as well). I shouldn't have to get up at 5:30AM after a scheduled event publishes a post to clear it, and on top of that, not know whether it will actually clear within a few minutes. The only sure-fire workarounds are manual. This is not acceptable for my clients and I hope this is near the top of the WordPress update list.
Ideally, since we're using Cloudflare, it'd be great if there were:
- A GHL version of the Cloudflare plugin that lets you clear the CDN (and local WordPress) cache right from the WordPress Admin bar,
- The ability to turn off caching while updating the site (so you can see quick, simple changes that need to be made live)*, and
- The ability to effectively manage automated cache clearing (i.e. change it to every 30 minutes, or automated after scheduled events occur, or once every hour but it actually works, etc.)
Thank you!
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RevEx Group
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