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Force cache reset

Hosted Content Importer (HCI) · support · 2019-10-16T19:35:00+00:00

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Is there anyway to reset the cache in one place? Every so often, I’d like my team to be able to bulk refresh every page so all new content updates at once. Maybe even better is a way to choose to use cache or not? Or some sort of auto-check on a time cycle to see what’s changed? Anyways, the plugin is awesome. Thanks for doing this. Caching is not a fully tested feature, and I wonder my reply will be correct. You can use [third … cache=false] or delete all caches from the Admin > Posts > with [third] tags. A cache is meant for 5 hours. If you have an access to the plugin directory via FTP, remove the cached files manually to hard reset everything: /wp-content/plugins/hosted-content-importer/caches Do not delete index.php file.

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Bimal Poudel 2019-10-26T07:08:00+00:00

Caching is not a fully tested feature, and I wonder my reply will be correct. You can use [third … cache=false] or delete all caches from the Admin > Posts > with [third] tags. A cache is meant for 5 hours. If you have an access to the plugin directory via FTP, remove the cached files manually to hard reset everything: /wp-content/plugins/hosted-content-importer/caches Do not delete index.php file.