salaros / wp-purge-pagespeed-button

One-click PageSpeed cache purging using a WordPress admin bar button

WP PageSpeed Purge Button

One-click PageSpeed module cache purging using a button on WordPress Admin Bar

This plugin will...

• Create a button on WP Admin Bar which allows one to purge Google PageSpeed module's cache via PURGE HTTP request

Installation

• Download the stable version of plugin from wordpress.org repo or developer version from GitHub.
• Upload the folder to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/‘ directory
• Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
• That’s it!

Download links:

• Latest Stable version: wordpress.org repo
• Latest Developer version: Clone the GitHub repository or Download zip

Support

This is a development reposiroty for WP PageSpeed Purge Button and should not be used for support. Please visit the wordpress.org support forum for any support request.

Contributions

Anyone is welcome to contribute to the development of this plugin. There are various ways to do so:

1. Found a bug? Raise an issue on GitHub.
2. Send me a Pull Request with your bug fixes and/or new features.
3. Provide feedback and suggestions on enhancements.

wp-purge-pagespeed-button's Issues

Clarification

Hi,

This is not an issue, i have a couple of doubts please clarify if you are available. is this a fully functioning plugin ? i reviewed your code and i don't find any code for clear the pagespeed cache (if i am wrong please correct me) and how can write a core php code for clear pagespeed service cache ?

thanks
midhun

Cache clear button doesn't work on frontend (with admin bar)

PageSpeed cache button works only on Admin UI / backend, but when you try to use it on the frond end page via WP Admin Bar

assets/wp-purge-pagespeed-button.min.js 404 when SCRIPT_DEBUG is defined and true

The function embed_admin_assets() has a bug that if SCRIPT_DEBUG is defined and true then wp_enqueue_script is called with wp-purge-pagespeed-button.min.js which doesn't exist in the plugin zip archive downloadable from wordpress.org.