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Every time a plugin updates, the cache of the entire site is cleared, when the site has too many plugins, it’s hard to go a day without the entire cache being removed.

And I also have some really heavy sites, with Gb of data in the database, with thousands of posts, and this frequent cleaning is making my life very difficult and is raising server expenses a lot.

Is there any way to stop clearing the entire cache whenever something gets an update?

how can i enable an automatic schedule for clearing cache?
Cronjob possible or only wp_cron?

Florian

I noticed the following using cache enabler:

– With Gutenberg editor, upon editing a post I no longer have the dropdown menu on the right hand side that makes it possible to choose between a total clearing or a specific url clearing. And when I modifiy the post, nothing is cleared in the cache-enabler folder, not even the post that I modified.

– In Woocommerce product posts the right hand side drop down menu is still there (they haven’t moved to Gutenberg) but when I modify the post while the “specific url” option is chosen, the whole webiste cache is cleared.

All this means that as I often modify my Woocommerce products, my site cache folder can’t really build up.

Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.

Nicolas

I notice that after sending the message, the form (on a sidebar using a widget) is replaced by the Thank you … message. In Firefox, if the page is refreshed, or another page is opened on the same tab, then returning to the original page, the Thank you … message is still showing. Is it possible to have it have it cleared?

I also found that each time the page is refreshed, it resends the message.

Is there a way to clear the fields when the user change to other option in a select field?
Any thoughts about how to show a summary in the final step of the fields filled? (without the fields of the option not selected)

Thanks in advance!