BeyondWords (formerly SpeechKit)

Hello @mrjeffpaul,

that is strange.

Do you have such a behaviour only during plugin upgrade/activation?
Or that is something that happens all the time at every page load?

Do you use any caching plugins?

Could you please submit a support request from the plugins page ( /wp-admin/options-general.php?page=speechkit )?
This will provide us some technical details, that could help identify this issue faster.

Hello justatest47,

could you please give a link to the post with duplicate phrase?

Awesome,

Thanks for the heads up. I’ve now added:

if (function_exists('litespeed_purge_single_post')) {
  litespeed_purge_single_post($post_id);
} else if (class_exists('LiteSpeed_Cache')) {
  LiteSpeed_Cache::get_instance()->purge_single_post($post_id);
}

Which I’m hoping will take care of versions below and above 1.2

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by BeyondWords (formerly SpeechKit).

I just tried out:

if (class_exists('LiteSpeed_Cache')) {
    LiteSpeed_Cache::get_instance()->purge_single_post($post_id);
}

And it worked!

What is confusing about this is that I couldn’t find a method named get_instance on the LiteSpeed_Cache class.

Thank you for all your help.

I did indeed use it as a global function. It makes more sense that it’s name spaced under the LiteSpeed_Cache plugin. What seems to have worked with the w3tc plugin is doing something similar but calling a public function named w3tc_flush_post, so I assumed this would be similar.

I will try the second recommendation you had as well and report back.

Thanks again

Kevin,

Thanks for your swift reply. The plugin has 2 flows into purging the cache, one would be through WPs cron loop and the other is on an ajax call made manually from a user by pressing a button in the admin panel.

By calling the add_purge_tag will it be “queued” for the next request? Having some trouble understanding how this is suppose to work with the cron job.

I will try what you recommended to see if it helps and report back here.