Stefano Lissa, the developer of Hyper Cache, just released a version which hooks into Autoptimize (the autoptimize_action_cachepurged action) to automatically purge the page-cache if Autoptimize’s cache gets cleared. Thanks Stefano, it’s no coincidence Hyper Cache is one of my favorite page-caching plugins!
6 thoughts on “Hyper Cache hooking up with Autoptimize”
Rudra
That is really great to hear. I use both the plugins myself. And it is infact the beauty of free software. People do some really nice collaborative work and make internet a better place.
I do not know the exact differences between WP Super Cache and Hyper Cache, but what do you think about?
I have my site self-hosted on a Raspberry Pi 2 and I really achieve a good level of perfomance.
Should I consider moving to Hyper Cache?
What are the benefits from Hyper Cache?
I am Switzerland in the great war of page cache plugins ;-)
No, seriously; best way forward would be to either simply stick with WPSC (“don’t fix what isn’t broken”) or to do a comparison on your system to see what works best for you.
And if you want to be implement it for our previous version, you have just to insert this line on your plugin:
add_action( ‘autoptimize_action_cachepurged’, ‘rocket_clean_domain’ );
That is really great to hear. I use both the plugins myself. And it is infact the beauty of free software. People do some really nice collaborative work and make internet a better place.
Thanks for good news. I’ll definitely try Autoptimize with Hypercache.
I do not know the exact differences between WP Super Cache and Hyper Cache, but what do you think about?
I have my site self-hosted on a Raspberry Pi 2 and I really achieve a good level of perfomance.
Should I consider moving to Hyper Cache?
What are the benefits from Hyper Cache?
I am Switzerland in the great war of page cache plugins ;-)
No, seriously; best way forward would be to either simply stick with WPSC (“don’t fix what isn’t broken”) or to do a comparison on your system to see what works best for you.
Have fun!
frank
Hi,
Jonathan from WP Rocket here.
The 2.7 version of our plugin will do the same :)
And if you want to be implement it for our previous version, you have just to insert this line on your plugin:
add_action( ‘autoptimize_action_cachepurged’, ‘rocket_clean_domain’ );
Let me know if you have any questions about that!
Have a great day!
Nice Jonathan, thanks for the info!