WP Spider Cache

Description

WP Spider Cache is your friendly neighborhood caching solution for WordPress. It uses Memcached to store both objects & page output.

It’s heroic like Batcache & Super Cache, but younger, humbler, and a born web-slinger.

It comes with:

• Support for registering multiple cache servers
• An administration interface for viewing cache data
• Ability to flush specific keys & groups
• Drop-in plugins for object-cache.php & advanced-cache.php

Also checkout

Admin:

• WP Admin Menu Plus
• WP Chosen
• WP Comment Humility
• WP Pretty Filters
• WP Reset Filters

Events:

• WP Event Calendar
• WP Event Venues

Media:

• WP Media Categories

Multisite:

• WP Blog Meta
• WP Multi Network
• WP Site Aliases

Posts:

• WP Article Order

System:

• LudicrousDB
• WP Enqueue Masher
• WP Spider Cache

Terms:

• WP Term Authors
• WP Term Colors
• WP Term Families
• WP Term Icons
• WP Term Images
• WP Term Locks
• WP Term Order
• WP Term Visibility

Users:

• WP User Activity
• WP User Alerts
• WP User Avatars
• WP User Groups
• WP User Parents
• WP User Parents
• WP User Profiles
• WP User Signups
• WP User Tagline
• WP User Title

Credits

This plugin is largely inspired by:

• Memcached
• Batcache
• Super Cache
• Johnny Cache

Installation

• Download and install using the built in WordPress plugin installer.
• Copy contents of drop-ins to your wp-content directory
• Activate in the “Plugins” area of your admin by clicking the “Activate” link.
• No further setup or configuration is necessary.

FAQ

Does this work with on single-site, multi-site, and multi-network installations?

Yes. Yes. Yes.

Does this work with BuddyPress, bbPress, and GlotPress?

Yes. Yes. Yes.

What other plugins has this been tested with?

• EasyDigitalDownloads
• Jetpack
• Keyring
• Stuttter plugins
• User Switching
• WooCommerce

Where can I get support?

This plugin is free for anyone to use.

Community support is provided for free by existing users.
Priority support is available to paying customers & volunteer contributors.

If you require immediate assistance, please consider a paid support subscription.

Where can I find documentation?

https://github.com/stuttter/wp-spider-cache

Reviews

Fatal error

Knut Sparhell July 12, 2017

When Memcache module is not loaded with PHP I get a fatal error instead of an explaination. I use PHP 7.1 and my host doesn’t offer Memcache, only Memcached. Also files must be copied manually to wp-content.

Just great.

Zack Katz September 3, 2016

This plugin has no settings. Zero. It Just Works. Running it on my eCommerce website and not a single problem. Faster admin, just as fast front-end as running W3 Total Cache, and I don’t need to tweak settings. Thanks @JJJ!

Contributors & Developers

Changelog

[4.1.0] – 2016-11-20

• General code improvements

[4.0.0] – 2016-10-24

• Add support for global LudicrousDB cache group

[3.4.0] – 2016-10-18

• Fix key & group deletion from UI
• Move BuddyPress cache-groups to root site of network

[3.3.0] – 2016-10-07

• Prevent fatal errors on WordPress 4.7
• Bump minimum WordPress version to 4.7

[3.2.0] – 2016-09-22

• Prevent fatal errors if packaged drop-ins are not used
• Prevent fatal errors if supported back-ends are not installed

[3.1.0] – 2016-09-08

• Add extended global cache groups

[3.0.3] – 2016-08-22

• Yield to XDebug if enabled
• Improve output of pretty var_dump

[3.0.2] – 2016-08-22

• Use correct callback functions

[3.0.1] – 2016-08-21

• Fix bug relating to Thickbox refresh

[3.0.0] – 2016-08-21

• Improved cache view using Thickbox

[2.2.1] – 2016-07-29

• Asset bump

[2.2.0] – 2016-07-29

• Refactoring throughout
• Adding caps
• Cache exempt cookie

[2.1.1] – 2016-02-15

• Sanity checks for Memcached & drop-ins

[2.1.0] – 2016-02-15

• Refactor drop-ins
• More accurate debug times
• More protective method scopes
• Better output cache encapsulation
• Rename a few old functions

[2.0.0] – 2016-02-15

• Initial release