• Resolved painlessseo

    (@painlessseo)


    I recently received a disk usage warning from my hosting provider and I found that the folder wp-content/cache/wph was like 4gb. Is there a way to auto clear the cache?

    Thank you

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  • Plugin Contributor Maya

    (@tdgu)

    Hi,
    Since you use the PRO plugin version, always get in touch through the plugin website for fast support.

    It appears that you are using the ‘Combine’ selection for the PostProcessing feature. This feature, when applied to CSS and JavaScript, saves processed data locally in the form of cached objects to prevent re-processing. When the plugin engine parses content, it checks the cache. If a specific asset is found to be already processed, it loads it from the cache. If not found, it processes and saves it into the cache.

    If there’s a string or value within the JavaScript code that changes, like a timestamp or unique hash, it causes the plugin to generate a new cache for that code, leading to unexpected growth in cache size. Such code is often found inline in the HTML page.

    To prevent this, consider using a different selection for the option. ‘In Place’ or ‘In Place & Encode Inline’ would be more suitable for your environment.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter painlessseo

    (@painlessseo)

    Hi, thank you. I’m working on my client’s site that uses WP Hide and I thought it would be easier to ask here. I honestly didn’t know if this was related to the Pro features.

    But just wanted to clarify in case other users have the same questions.

    I checked the setting and my client’s site is using
    In Place for both CSS and JS in the Post-Processing setting.

    As a matter of fact, she has another site that uses WP Hide too, with identical settings, but only this site I’m working on has this issue. I have worked on both sites.

    You can see the current CSS setting in WP Hide:
    https://ibb.co/cL5XqRB

    I have never seen this issue since I started to work on both of her sites for a few months.

    The only difference is that I recently installed Woocommerce for you her on this site but I don’t know for sure if this is the possible cause.

    Thank you!

    • This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by painlessseo.
    Plugin Contributor Maya

    (@tdgu)

    Hi,
    As i see in the screen, It appears that you are using a significantly outdated version of the plugin. Kindly update to the latest version.
    If you still require assistance, please reach out through the plugin website, and a specialized support representative will be glad to help.

    Thanks

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