01.01.00

A simple DNN module that allows authorized end-users to clear the CloudFlare cache from directly within the DNN website. It adds a link to the persona bar, allowing you to connect to CloudFlare to expose the ability to clear cache for any DNN-authorized end-user.

Release Notes

The release notes continue after the Sponsors and Code Contributors below.

Sponsors

Open-source is not free. We're so GRATEFUL for the following people/organizations for sponsoring developers to work on this release!

Sponsorship is Powered by GitHub Sponsors and ensures that this project lives and thrives. Please consider sponsoring any amount.

THANK YOU to the following rock stars!

• Adam Bernstein, PracticeWise
• @puresystems
• (two private sponsors)

🛠️ Need SLA-Based Support?

If you need more help than what we can provide here, we'd be happy to help you via Upendo DNN Support.

😎 This is an officially supported extension! 🙌🏽 DNN Extensions with Support

Code Contributors

THANK YOU to the following community members for participating in this release!

• Will Strohl, Upendo Ventures

Release Note Prefixes

The following prefixes are defined as:

• SI: Support Inquiry - This issue was reported by a support customer and was prioritized above all other tasks.

Version 01.01.00 Updates

Enhancements

• Raised Minimum DNN Support to 10.02.00 (Issue 76) Thanks, @WillStrohl!
• Adds tokeniation support for CloudFlare (Issue 3) Thanks, @MikeSQ!

Bug Fixes & Maintenance Updates

• None at this time.

01.00.01

🛠️ Need SLA-Based Support?

If you need more help than what we can provide here, we'd be happy to help you via Upendo DNN Support.

😎 This is an officially supported extension! 🙌🏽 DNN Extensions with Support

Release Notes

This release includes the following updates:

• Resolves a bug with subsequent saves of module settings.
• Restores a debugging message that was commented out.

01.00.00

CloudFlare Purge Cache Module for DNN

This open-source module allows you to authorize end-users to be able to clear the cache on CloudFlare with a single click.

How to Use

1. Install like normal.
2. The module will create a CloudFlare Cache link for you in the persona bar and add the module to the page for you.
3. Update the module settings to add your ZoneID, API Key (token), and account e-mail address.
4. Save the changes and you're up and running!

How to Troubleshoot

If you're running into issues, update the DotNetNuke.Log4Net.config file in the root of your website to have the Debug setting turned on like seen below.

<level value="Debug" />

Thank You

Huge thanks to David Poindexter and Daniel Valadas for getting this first release ready.