• Resolved billzt

    (@billzt)


    Even though I checked “Automatically purge single post cache when a new comment is inserted into the database or when a comment is approved or deleted” on, it can only purge https://domain.com/article1/, but it cannot purge https://domain.com/article1/comment-page-1/#comment-XXX where comments were in multiple paginations.

    The ideal action should be: when purging https://domain.com/article1/, all its sub-pages such as https://domain.com/article1/comment-page-1, https://domain.com/article1/comment-page-2 should also be purged. However I am not sure whether there is any settings for this action.

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  • Plugin Contributor iSaumya

    (@isaumya)

    Hi @billzt,
    It is hard for the plugin to know how many paginations there are and then if there are many paginations for each post it will just keep calling the Cloudflare API over and over for purge – which is not a good thing. It might even rate limit your Cloudflare account for so many concurrent API calls.

    So, in this case, you can easier ask the plugin to purge the entire cache when something updates instead of the selected page and its related pages. Or you can set up your comment pagination in a way so that the latest comments show up first as most people won’t go through the comment pagination.

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