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Plugin to cache warm nginx cache and set query string exclusions
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rolandscriven Scriven
See runcloud as an example. Tracking params often you want the page still cached so would be nice to have granular control. Cache requires a visit but if that visit nisnfeom Google first they'll see your site as slow. Would be better if cache could be warmed via crawler. Looks like runcloud have this (have not used it so can't vouch that it works or works well however)
Would also be awesome to have the ability for clients to add individual pages to exclude from the cache, but make the setting something hidden by default and allow us to manually enable just for the clients who need to update that list frequently.
Clear cache actions that works flawlessly and without fail, at least as thorough as the self-help tool.
Admin toolbar link/menu “Clear All Cache”
Admin toolbar link/menu “Clear Cache for this Page”
Admin toolbar link/menu to “Clear OpCache”
A separate “Sane” settings menu leading to a Sane Settings page for Average Admin Users
Sane Settings page button to “Clear All Cache”
Sane Settings page Button to “Clear OpCache”
A separate “Super” settings menu leading to a Super Settings page for Super Users
Super Setting to enable or disable cache the main cache system.
Super Setting to change which cache system is in use on the site.
Super Setting to show the header information on every page to CLEARLY, in plan English, confirm or deny whether a specific page is being loaded form cache HIT or is on BYPASS etc.
Separate plugin pages for day-to-day and “Super Admin” type settings allow the use of a tool like Admin Menu editor to hide menu items easily (or through a simple snippet).
I hope it will be like Runcache from Runcloud which still works with WP Rocket's optimization features. Currently in order to customize GP cache, users should at least know/have Linux server management experience to adjust/exclude pages. But people come to GP are basically looking for easy to use GUI.
Clear cache actions that works flawlessly and without fail, at least as thorough as the self-help tool.
Admin toolbar link/menu “Clear All Cache”
Admin toolbar link/menu “Clear Cache for this Page”
Admin toolbar link/menu to “Clear OpCache”
A separate “Sane” settings menu leading to a Sane Settings page for Average Admin Users
Sane Settings page button to “Clear All Cache”
Sane Settings page Button to “Clear OpCache”
A separate “Super” settings menu leading to a Super Settings page for Super Users
Super Setting to enable or disable cache the main cache system.
Super Setting to change which cache system is in use on the site.
Super Setting to show the header information on every page to CLEARLY, in plan English, confirm or deny whether a specific page is being loaded form cache HIT or is on BYPASS etc.
Separate plugin pages for day-to-day and “Super Admin” type settings allow the use of a tool like Admin Menu editor to hide menu items easily (or through a simple snippet).
One of the features I appreciate on Swift, is to be able to exclude a page containing a class name. We use this to automatically exclude pages with Gravity forms, without having to manually enter each url by hand.
If this is a real cache plugin, great. If it's a purge manager (for WP Object caching and NGNIX page caching), please don't call it a "cache plugin" -- RunCloud has done that, and it got a lot of people confused. They are now renaming it to "cache purger" or something.
Would be great if this has detection/settings for autopurging with common page builder edits like Elementor, Oxygen, Divi, etc. Sometimes with current nginx / redis cache plugins they don't auto purge on template/page edits in such builders and require manual purges which causes some issues for end users.
Should have ability to set which roles can force clear cache. We have most of our clients provisioned as Editors and not Administrators so this would be very helpful!
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Steve Bell
Status changed to: Open
Patrick Gallagher
No
Steve Bell
Merged with: Plugin to cache warm nginx cache and set query string exclusions
rolandscriven Scriven
See runcloud as an example. Tracking params often you want the page still cached so would be nice to have granular control. Cache requires a visit but if that visit nisnfeom Google first they'll see your site as slow. Would be better if cache could be warmed via crawler. Looks like runcloud have this (have not used it so can't vouch that it works or works well however)
Kyle Schmitt
Would also be awesome to have the ability for clients to add individual pages to exclude from the cache, but make the setting something hidden by default and allow us to manually enable just for the clients who need to update that list frequently.
MIke Shollack
We use the OLS Litespeed Plugin with great results. Find it better than Rocket or Nitro. Why have anything different?
Gravnetic
Have you looked at Relay? relaycache.com/
Steve Bell
Merged with: Professional Cache Plugin for Nginx
Alex Rollin
Accurately report if cache is enabled.
Accurately report which cache system is enabled.
Clear cache actions that works flawlessly and without fail, at least as thorough as the self-help tool.
Admin toolbar link/menu “Clear All Cache”
Admin toolbar link/menu “Clear Cache for this Page”
Admin toolbar link/menu to “Clear OpCache”
A separate “Sane” settings menu leading to a Sane Settings page for Average Admin Users
Sane Settings page button to “Clear All Cache”
Sane Settings page Button to “Clear OpCache”
A separate “Super” settings menu leading to a Super Settings page for Super Users
Super Setting to enable or disable cache the main cache system.
Super Setting to change which cache system is in use on the site.
Super Setting to show the header information on every page to CLEARLY, in plan English, confirm or deny whether a specific page is being loaded form cache HIT or is on BYPASS etc.
Separate plugin pages for day-to-day and “Super Admin” type settings allow the use of a tool like Admin Menu editor to hide menu items easily (or through a simple snippet).
Wayne Woo
This will be great. Like runcache, it allows cache to be purge on individual subsite and auto purge when a page or post is updated.
Takuya Misawa
I hope it will be like Runcache from Runcloud which still works with WP Rocket's optimization features. Currently in order to customize GP cache, users should at least know/have Linux server management experience to adjust/exclude pages. But people come to GP are basically looking for easy to use GUI.
Sven
If we can also include WooCommerce compatibility, for us this would mean purging product page cache whenever the stock level of the product changes
Alex Rollin
Accurately report if cache is enabled.
Accurately report which cache system is enabled.
Clear cache actions that works flawlessly and without fail, at least as thorough as the self-help tool.
Admin toolbar link/menu “Clear All Cache”
Admin toolbar link/menu “Clear Cache for this Page”
Admin toolbar link/menu to “Clear OpCache”
A separate “Sane” settings menu leading to a Sane Settings page for Average Admin Users
Sane Settings page button to “Clear All Cache”
Sane Settings page Button to “Clear OpCache”
A separate “Super” settings menu leading to a Super Settings page for Super Users
Super Setting to enable or disable cache the main cache system.
Super Setting to change which cache system is in use on the site.
Super Setting to show the header information on every page to CLEARLY, in plan English, confirm or deny whether a specific page is being loaded form cache HIT or is on BYPASS etc.
Separate plugin pages for day-to-day and “Super Admin” type settings allow the use of a tool like Admin Menu editor to hide menu items easily (or through a simple snippet).
PB
One of the features I appreciate on Swift, is to be able to exclude a page containing a class name. We use this to automatically exclude pages with Gravity forms, without having to manually enter each url by hand.
Hubert Nguyen
If this is a real cache plugin, great. If it's a purge manager (for WP Object caching and NGNIX page caching), please don't call it a "cache plugin" -- RunCloud has done that, and it got a lot of people confused. They are now renaming it to "cache purger" or something.
Nick
Would be great if this has detection/settings for autopurging with common page builder edits like Elementor, Oxygen, Divi, etc. Sometimes with current nginx / redis cache plugins they don't auto purge on template/page edits in such builders and require manual purges which causes some issues for end users.
Ken Wiesner
Should have ability to set which roles can force clear cache. We have most of our clients provisioned as Editors and not Administrators so this would be very helpful!
Alex
and since it's a system/server-level plugin, can we make it hidden?