Use in combination with Autoptimize

Hi marikamitsos, I got the issue but It is not possible.

Hmmmm…
I thought so.

I am bringing this to your attention because you already (and very right) have an option for “Cache Timeout“.
For now we can login and manually delete both caches. We will have an issue though when this option is activated. ??
And we love the “canned” version provided by Autoptimize as well as GTMetrix or Pingdom.

I am developing “Cache Timeout” ?? I announce when I complete

I am developing “Cache Timeout” ??

Awesome !!!!

Do you have any plans of combining/minimizing/compressing files (html, css, js) as well. That would also be great.

Actually I don’t any plan about it yet because of our motto.

Hi guys;
I’m Autoptimize’s maintainer. As AO’s cache lives in wp-content/cache/autoptimize, removing AO’s cache Could be as simple as changing

public function deleteCache(){
	if(is_dir($this->wpContentDir."/cache/all")){
		$this->rm_folder_recursively($this->wpContentDir."/cache/all");
		}
	$this->systemMessage = "All cached files have been deleted";
	}

in inc/common.php into

public function deleteCache(){
	if(is_dir($this->wpContentDir."/cache")){
		$this->rm_folder_recursively($this->wpContentDir."/cache");
		}
	$this->systemMessage = "All cached files have been deleted";
	}

or, alternatively but less elegant;

public function deleteCache(){
	if(is_dir($this->wpContentDir."/cache/all")){
		$this->rm_folder_recursively($this->wpContentDir."/cache/all");
		}
	if(is_dir($this->wpContentDir."/cache/autoptimize")){
		$this->rm_folder_recursively($this->wpContentDir."/cache/autoptimize");
		}

	$this->systemMessage = "All cached files have been deleted";
	}

hope this helps,
frank

ah, but the original poster wanted it to work the other way round (clear ao clears wpfc). to enable that, wpfc should have a function called wp_cache_clear_cache() (which is kind of … legacy) as an “alias” for the normal deleteCache() metioned earlier.

Hi futta, first of all thank you for your response ??

deleteCache() deletes only “/cache/all” because I didn’t effect other cached files which are created by other plugins.

I like this method. If this method solves the problem, I can implement it.

if(is_dir($this->wpContentDir."/cache/autoptimize")){
		$this->rm_folder_recursively($this->wpContentDir."/cache/autoptimize");
		}

by the way, you can use all public functions of WPFC if you include common.php in inc. I testes this code and it works properly.

include_once(ABSPATH.'wp-content/plugins/wp-fastest-cache/inc/common.php');
$wpfc = new WpFastestCache();
$wpfc->deleteCache();

rm_folder_recursively($this->wpContentDir."/cache/autoptimize

should indeed work.

regarding deleting wpfc-cache from OA, what I’d like to do is something this;

if ( function_exists('w3tc_pgcache_flush') ) {
  w3tc_pgcache_flush();
} else if ( function_exists('wpfc_deletecache') ) {
  wpfc_deletecache();
} else if ( function_exists('wp_cache_clear_cache') ) {
  wp_cache_clear_cache();
}

This allows me to efficiently delete caches from multiple plugins without having to try to include files that might not be there. Could you make something like wpfc_deletecache available without requiring an include?

I got it. I wanna do this but I don’t know how I should write. How can you reach a function which is belongs to other plugin? You cannot reach directly although it is not class.

I suppose (but this is off the top of my sleepy head) that something like this inside common.php (but outside the WpFastestCache-class) should work;

function wpfc_deletecache() {
    $wpfc = new WpFastestCache();
    $wpfc->deleteCache();
}

I tried this method before I wrote you ?? It does not work. If you try it, you will see that it won’t work.

I’ll have a look tomorrow ??

I added this at the end of wpfastestcache.php;

function wpfc_deletecache() {
       global $wpfc;
       $wpfc->deleteCache();
 }

and called wpfc_deletecache from autoptimize and that seemed to work (the wpfc cache-dir was removed).

Ideally you’d suppress the systemMessage if called this way by passing a param, e.g.

$wpfc->deleteCache('noMessage');

and checking for that param in your deleteCache-function in common.php?

ow really??? I tried it yesterday too and it didn’t work ?? strange ?? I will try it too. but If your plugin is called before my plugin? How can you reach my functions?