CloudFlare

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Easily connect your WordPress website to free optimization features from CloudFlare, including one-click options to purge cache and enable dev mode. Join our FREE Facebook group for support Worth a 5-star review? Thank you! Plugin Homepage Plugin GitHub Current Features This plugin was designed to load faster, be more secure, and perform much better than the official CloudFlare plugin. We focus on offering only the key features desired by most developers, while allowing some of the other CloudFlare settings to be better managed at your account over at CloudFlare.com rather than turning WordPress into a bloated control panel with every setting possible which is nearly impossible to keep up with anyways (esp. with stable/secure code). If you wish to define the CloudFlare API key and API email address on your wp-config.php or functions.php file you can do that to avoid your clients removing that data, especially during staging site syncing, migrations, etc. Plus it will load the data faster via PHP Opcache and server/Linux RAM memory caching rather than needing database queries or Options API cache. You can also use those defined constants to better automate server/WordPress setup using bash scripts etc. one-click “dev” mode one-click purge CloudFlare cache automatic CloudFlare domain detection real visitor IP address sent to server/WordPress much lighter/faster code than “official” CloudFlare plugin uses CloudFlare API version 4.0+ no integration with Akismet Compatibility This plugin has been designed for use on SlickStack web servers with PHP 7.2 and MySQL 5.7 to achieve best performance. All of our plugins are meant for single site WordPress installations only; for both performance and usability reasons, we highly recommend avoiding WordPress Multisite for the vast majority of projects. Any of our WordPress plugins may also be loaded as “Must-Use” plugins by using our free Autoloader script in the mu-plugins directory. Defined Constants /* Plugin Meta */ define('DISABLE_NAG_NOTICES', true); /* CloudFlare Functions */ define('CLOUDFLARE_API_KEY', '123456789'); define('CLOUDFLARE_API_EMAIL', 'user@example.com'); Technical Details Prefix: CLDFLR Parent Plugin: N/A Disable Nag Notices: Yes Settings Page: No PHP Namespaces: Yes Object-Oriented Code: Yes Includes Media (images, icons, etc): No Includes CSS: No Database Storage: Yes Transients: No WP Options Table: Yes Other Tables: No Creates New Tables: No Creates New WP Cron Jobs: No Database Queries: Backend Only (Options API) Must-Use Support: Yes Multisite Support: No Uninstalls Data: Yes Special Thanks Alex Georgiou, Automattic, Brad Touesnard, Daniel Auener, Delicious Brains, Greg Rickaby, Matt Mullenweg, Mika Epstein, Mike Garrett, Samuel Wood, Scott Reilly, Jan Dembowski, Jeff Starr, Jeff Chandler, Jeff Matson, Jeremy Wagner, John James Jacoby, Leland Fiegel, Luke Cavanagh, Mike Jolley, Pau Iglesias, Paul Irish, Rahul Bansal, Roots, rtCamp, Ryan Hellyer, WP Chat, WP Tavern Disclaimer We released this plugin in response to our managed hosting clients asking for better access to their server, and our primary goal will remain supporting that purpose. Although we are 100% open to fielding requests from the WordPress community, we kindly ask that you keep these conditions in mind, and refrain from slandering, threatening, or harassing our team members in order to get a feature added, or to otherwise get “free” support. The only place you should be contacting us is in our free Facebook group which has been setup for this purpose, or via GitHub if you are an experienced developer. Thank you! Our Philosophy “Decisions, not options.” — WordPress.org “Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.” — Albert Einstein, et al “Write programs that do one thing and do it well… write programs to work together.” — Doug McIlroy “The innovation that this industry talks about so much is bullshit. Anybody can innovate… 99% of it is ‘Get the work done.’ The real work is in the details.” — Linus Torvalds Search Keywords cf, cloudflare, cloudflare api, cloudflare cache, cloudflare cdn, cloudflare purge