Clear Cache Everywhere

It flushes WordPress object cache, transients, sessions, rewrite rules, and any configured third-party caches. If a hosting cache purge URL is set, it will be called as well. Additionally, it forces browsers to reload fresh content.

This depends on your hosting provider. If they offer a cache purge URL, you can configure it in the plugin settings. For example, if you have GoDaddy's Website Security and Backups, you can navigate to Firewall > Settings > Performance > Clear Cache, then grab the Clear Cache API link.

Yes! The plugin sends cache-control headers to prompt browsers to reload updated content.

Yes! Developers can hook into cceverywhere_after_clear_cache and cceverywhere_custom_settings: `<?php // Action to purge a custom cache directory after clearing cache add_action( 'cceverywhere_after_clear_cache', function() { // Check if the custom cache purge option is enabled $prefix = 'clear_cache_everywhere_'; if ( get_option( $prefix . 'purge_custom_cache_directory', false ) ) { // Purge a custom cache directory $cache_dir = WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/cache/myplugin/'; if ( file_exists( $cache_dir ) ) { array_map( 'unlink', glob( $cache_dir . '*' ) ); } } } ); // Filter to add custom settings field for the action above add_filter( 'cceverywhere_custom_settings', function( $fields ) { // Define a custom checkbox field $fields[] = [ 'key' => 'purge_custom_cache_directory', 'title' => ( 'Purge Custom Cache Directory', 'clear-cache-everywhere' ), 'type' => 'checkbox', 'sanitize' => 'sanitize_checkbox', 'section' => 'custom', 'default' => FALSE, 'comments' => ( 'Enable this option to automatically purge a custom cache directory (e.g., for your plugin\'s cache). The cache will be cleared after the global cache is cleared.', 'clear-cache-everywhere' ), ]; return $fields; } ); ?>`

Yes! A helper function is available for you to use: cceverywhere_clear_all( $log_results = false ). The function returns the results of the cache clearing processing. Optionally, you can log the results by setting the $log_results parameter to true. This will log the results to the debug log.

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