Comments on: WordPress with Page Cacheing http://boakes.org/now-with-added-page-cacheing/ A place for words and data that I publish (for the benefit of persons unknown). Mon, 30 Jan 2012 17:00:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: rich boakes http://boakes.org/now-with-added-page-cacheing/comment-page-1/#comment-2003 rich boakes Fri, 15 Jul 2005 15:39:32 +0000 http://boakes.org/now-with-added-page-cacheing#comment-2003 I've seen no problems with old data yet. Whenever I write or update an article or a comment, the cache is suitably purged. Specifically, having just checked, I can confirm that when I submitted this comment the entire cache was purged, and the same thing happened when I added this extra sentence - adds and updates purge everything. Basically it appears that any purging is total, so it's not (yet?) possible to, manually point-click-remove individual pages from the cache. It's also worth noting that it correctly caches different versions of the same page, which is useful because for my logged in access I use a different theme that has added admin functions. There is also a small issue with plugins like StatTraq that are unrelated to the displayed content. Where the cache streamlines things by not calling most of the code, these plugins don't get called either. I had to manually alter the index.php to inform StatTraq whenever a page is requested. I’ve seen no problems with old data yet. Whenever I write or update an article or a comment, the cache is suitably purged. Specifically, having just checked, I can confirm that when I submitted this comment the entire cache was purged, and the same thing happened when I added this extra sentence – adds and updates purge everything.

Basically it appears that any purging is total, so it’s not (yet?) possible to, manually point-click-remove individual pages from the cache.

It’s also worth noting that it correctly caches different versions of the same page, which is useful because for my logged in access I use a different theme that has added admin functions.

There is also a small issue with plugins like StatTraq that are unrelated to the displayed content. Where the cache streamlines things by not calling most of the code, these plugins don’t get called either. I had to manually alter the index.php to inform StatTraq whenever a page is requested.

]]> By: Rob http://boakes.org/now-with-added-page-cacheing/comment-page-1/#comment-2002 Rob Fri, 15 Jul 2005 15:24:52 +0000 http://boakes.org/now-with-added-page-cacheing#comment-2002 I've been looking for a description of how the flushing works and what exactly will be flushed, and this is the closest thing I've found. The strange thing is that the plugin homeage has no mention of this. Are there any issues with old content being held on to? I’ve been looking for a description of how the flushing works and what exactly will be flushed, and this is the closest thing I’ve found. The strange thing is that the plugin homeage has no mention of this. Are there any issues with old content being held on to?

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