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We have an API connection with an ATS system. What it does is exporting vacancies to the WordPress database (as post items).
We use search&filter to filter the vacancies but also make different vacancy categorie pages. That works fine, but the trouble begins when a categorie has lot of vacancies (more than 100). When de ATS runs an export the list with the most vacancies keeps empty.
The vacancies are placed in the WP back-end but not showing on the front-end.
Hitting the Rebuild Cache button solves the problem. But it’s an automatic process so we can’t hit the Rebuild Cache button every time a new list of vacancies is placed.
Is there a solution for it?
– can we rebuild the cache after import automatically (do you have example code)
– Otherwise can disable the cache?
Hope you can help.
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