Help with automating rebuild Cache

Anonymous

#48516

Hello, great plugin so far..

I’m using it in conjunction with a wp-broadbean plugin – https://github.com/highrisedigital/wpbroadbean
to search and filter jobs posted via xml from Broadbean to a posting url at my site.

The plugin takes the xml and creates a custom post type + adds any taxonomy terms that came with the xml.

The problem is I’ve noticed newly posted jobs do not appear in my SFPro results – despite having published status and appearing in the wp-admin post list and showing in the themes standard archive and taxonomy templates.

I can make the jobs appear in the S&F pro results but I have to manually rebuild the SFP cache
every time after a job has been posted via xml. Since I wont know when the xml is fired this is obviously not practical

Can someone help with a way to automate this?
Many thanks

Trevor

#48522

You would have to add some code to the plugin you are using to cache the new post as it is created:

http://www.designsandcode.com/documentation/search-filter-pro/action-filter-reference/

Usage

do_action('search_filter_update_post_cache', 23);

Takes 1 parameters – Post ID

This allows you to manually update the cache for a particular post – replace 23 with the ID of your post.

Anonymous

#48550

Thanks for that Speedy response Trevor – much appreciated.

In the inbox.php file of wp-broadbean plugin would line 223 be a suitable place?

https://github.com/highrisedigital/wpbroadbean/blob/master/inbox.php

then should i paste the update cache code after line 223 like this:
..
line 223 do_action( ‘wpbb_job_added’, $wpbb_job_post_id, $wpbb_xml_params );
do_action(‘search_filter_update_post_cache’, $wpbb_job_post_id);
..

Please excuse my ignorance & many thanks for your help

Trevor

#48552

It could well be, try it and see. If not, you would need to talk to that plugin’s author and ask for guidance.

Anonymous

#48553

Did a quick test and it works!
thanks for the guidance 🙂

Trevor

#48559

I can close this thread and mark it resolved?

Anonymous

#48560

By all means

thanks

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