Plugin / WP Cloudflare Super Page Cache

Installation

FROM YOUR WORDPRESS DASHBOARD

1. Visit “Plugins” > Add New
2. Search for WP Cloudflare Super Page Cache
3. Activate WP Cloudflare Super Page Cache from your Plugins page.

FROM WORDPRESS.ORG

1. Download WP Cloudflare Super Page Cache
2. Upload the “wp-cloudflare-super-page-cache” directory to your “/wp-content/plugins/” directory, using ftp, sftp, scp etc.
3. Activate WP Cloudflare Super Page Cache from your Plugins page.

Do you allow to bypass the cache for logged in users even on free plan?

Yes. It is the main purpose of this plugin.

Can I change the max-age for the cache?

Yes.

When I’m logged in all internal links have “swcfpgm” parameter. What is it?

This is a parameter that allow you to bypass the Cloudflare cache on free plan for logged-in users.

Do you automatically clean up the cache on website changes?

Yes, you can enable this option if you want.

Can I restore all Cloudflare settings as before the plugin activation?

Yes. There is a reset button for it. Anyway if you deactivate the plugin, all the changes made on Cloudflare by this plugin will be restored

What happens to the browser caching settings on Cloudflare?

You will not be able to use them anymore. You will need to enter the browser caching settings on your htaccess file or, if you use Nginx, in your hosting’s configuration file.

Does it work with WooCommerce?

Due to some limitations of the Cloudflare free plan, it is not possible to use it with WooCommerce

Can I use this plugin together with WP Rocket?

Yes you can but you need to install the free WP Rocket Disable Page Caching add on.

Something is not working, what can I do?

Enable the debug and send us the information so we can help you.

Can I bypass the cache using a filter?

Yes you can. Example:

function bypass_cache_custom( $cache_bypass ) {

// Bypass cache on front page
if( is_front_page() ) $cache_bypass = true;

return $cache_bypass;

}

add_filter( ‘swcfpc_cache_bypass’, ‘bypass_cache_custom’, 1 );

Can I purge the cache programmatically?

Yes you can. You can purge whole cache using the following code:

global $sw_cloudflare_pagecache;

$error_msg = “”;

if( $sw_cloudflare_pagecache->cloudflare_purge_cache( $error_msg ) ) {
// Cache purged
}
else {
// Cache not purged. Error on $error_msg
}

Or purge cache by URLs using the following code:

global $sw_cloudflare_pagecache;

$error_msg = “”;
$urls = array(“first url here”, “second url here”);

if( $sw_cloudflare_pagecache->cloudflare_purge_cache_urls( $urls, $error_msg ) ) {
// Cache purged
}
else {
// Cache not purged. Error on $error_msg
}