Most serious frameworks come with some kind of persistent cache readily available. Sadly, WordPress is not such a framework. By default, it will only make use of the object cache that has a lifetime of… a requ
在W3TC的“Advanced”页面缓存选项中,您可以自定义各种设置,包括“接受的查询字符串(accepted query strings)”、“拒绝的用户代理(rejected user agents)”、粒度缓存绕过设置(granular cache bypass settings)等。例如,如果您需要将W3 Total Cache配置为从不缓存某个类别或标签下的文章,您将能够在“Advanced”选项中...
1. Performance Lab Performance plugin from the WordPress Performance Team, which is a collection of standalone performance modules. 2. Redis Object Cache A persistent object cache backend powered byRedis. Supports Predis, PhpRedis, Relay, replication, sentinels, clustering and WP-CLI. 3. Super Cac...
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By default, the object cache is non-persistent. This means that data stored in the cache resides in memory only and only for the duration of the request. Cached data will not be stored persistently across page loads unless you install apersistent cachingplugin. ...
Redis object cache is the best persistent object caching solution available in terms of read/write speeds and memory consumption. This is a must for scaling your dynamic WordPress website to handle heavy traffic load. Your unique redis instance will store database query results to deliver dynamic...
Connect WP User Manager to other plugins with automation using theUncanny Automatorplugin. Learn more Speed up your sites with a persistent object cache backend powered by Redis with theRedis Object CacheandObject Cache Proplugins. Learn more ...
Some full-page cache plugins come with a persistent cache plugin included (for example W3 Total Cache), but others do not, and we need to install it separately. It will depend on the architecture of our platform, whether we will use files, Memcached or some other mechanism to store cached...
Fix: Some object cache might caused a PHP warning when the login happened with third party login forms. Fix: There was a JavaScript error in WordPress-like login forms that didn’t fire any login specific actions Improvement: Twitter Getting Started Update Improvement: Support login restrictions ...
This isn’t ideal at all. An object cache could stay valid for a long time, so you don’t want to limit it to a single request. The solution is touse a persistent object cache. A persistent object cache often comes in the form of a plugin. That plugin would make use of theobject...