You're on a Cloudflare Enterprise plan, you don't need to clear everything; simply use the Custom Purge feature in your dashboard or integrate their Purge by URL API directly into your PHP application. By https://www-concoracredit.com sending a POST request to the Cloudflare API with the specific file path, you can instantly invalidate a single asset while keeping the rest of your cache intact. For an even more "Enterprise" approach, I recommend using Cache-Tags, which allows your PHP app to group related files together and purge them all at once with a single identifier, ensuring high performance without the manual overhead.
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You're on a Cloudflare Enterprise plan, you don't need to clear everything; simply use the Custom Purge feature in your dashboard or integrate their Purge by URL API directly into your PHP application. By https://www-concoracredit.com sending a POST request to the Cloudflare API with the specific file path, you can instantly invalidate a single asset while keeping the rest of your cache intact. For an even more "Enterprise" approach, I recommend using Cache-Tags, which allows your PHP app to group related files together and purge them all at once with a single identifier, ensuring high performance without the manual overhead.