Eric Mann

If you’re like me, you probably have to wade through a few hundred spammy comments on your blog. It can be annoying, stressful, frustrating, and a waste of time. Beyond that, spammy comments can fill up your database and make it a lot bulkier than it needs to be – particularly if you need to transfer it to a new server.
ClearSpam makes this a lot easier for you by adding a spam counter to the “Right Now” box on the dashboard along with a link that lets you instantly and easily purge spammy comments from the database. The plugin uses WordPress nonce filters, so people won’t be able to use the plugin to delete legitimate comments.

ClearSpam

Painlessly purge spammy comments from your WordPress database to save space.

webreact

This plugin connects your SpinupWP-managed sites to Cloudflare, automatically purging cache when you purge sites, posts, or URLs in SpinupWP. It supports both modern API tokens and legacy API keys for flexible authentication.
Features:
<ul>
<li>Automatic cache purging on SpinupWP site purges</li>
<li>Purge specific URLs from Cloudflare cache</li>
<li>Manual purge button in WordPress admin bar</li>
<li>Support for Cloudflare API tokens (recommended) and legacy API keys</li>
<li>Clean, intuitive settings interface</li>
<li>Full nonce verification for security</li>
<li>PSR-12 compliant code with strict typing</li>
</ul>
<h3>Configuration</h3>
Authentication Type: 
– API Token (Recommended): Modern, scoped authentication method. More secure with granular permissions. 
 – Only requires your API token and Zone ID 
– API Key (Legacy): Original authentication method 
 – Requires email, Zone ID, and global API key
Finding Your Cloudflare Zone ID: 
1. Log in to Cloudflare 
2. Select your domain 
3. In the right sidebar, copy the Zone ID
Creating an API Token: 
1. Go to Cloudflare Profile > API Tokens 
2. Create Token with “Cache Purge” permissions 
3. Copy the token and paste into plugin settings
Using API Key (Legacy): 
1. Go to Cloudflare Profile > API Tokens 
2. Find Global API Key (or create one) 
3. Copy your email and API key to plugin settings
<h3>Security</h3>
This plugin stores Cloudflare credentials in the WordPress options table. Ensure your WordPress installation is properly secured: 
– Use strong admin passwords 
– Keep WordPress and plugins updated 
– Consider using a Web Application Firewall
All API requests use HTTPS and verify SSL certificates. All output is properly escaped and all nonces are verified.
<h3>Support</h3>
For issues or feature requests, please visit the plugin repository or contact Webreact.
<h3>License</h3>
GPLv2 or later

Webreact integration for SpinupWP and Cloudflare

Integrates SpinupWP with Cloudflare for automatic cache purging using API tokens or API keys.

ClearSpam vs Webreact integration for SpinupWP and Cloudflare