$found in wp_cache_get() not implemented

  • Resolved Scott Cariss

    (@l3rady)


    11 years ago

    I have found that in your plugin you are not implementing the $found (4th parameter) in wp_cache_get().

    Is there a reason to this or has it been missed? Currently any code/plugins/themes looking for this $found parameter will always see it as false and will never be able to load from cache.

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  • Thread Starter Scott Cariss

    (@l3rady)

    I have made my own version of this plugin over at https://github.com/l3rady/WordPress-APC-Object-Cache as it appears that development of this plugin is dead.

    Thank you!

    Scott Cariss,

    Does your plugin work correctly? I saw a lot of queries and my page generation time not reduced ??

    Thread Starter Scott Cariss

    (@l3rady)

    Yes it works and will reduce page load times providing that you have APC enabled and working and that the plugins and themes you use make use of wordpress object caching.

    I don’t know why, but your plugin don’t work for me.

    APC Object Cache Backend and Em Object Cache greatly reduce pageload and number of querys but after upgrade to WP 4.0 I’ve faced with authentification problem when object-cache.php is stored to wp-content.

    Tring yours version but with no luck ??

    Test your object cache again.
    Conclusion:

    Post without APC backend:
    Q: 180, L: 0,486, M: 19.79 Mb

    Your APC Backend:
    Q: 11, L: 0.742, M: 11.55 Mb

    Em Object Cache plugin:
    Q: 13, L: 0.262, M: 12.98 Mb

    Thread Starter Scott Cariss

    (@l3rady)

    So does this mean it is working or not?

    Yes, it is. I don’t know why have not worked but this time I it works well.

    As you can see, your plugin increases page load time but reduces numbers of query and memory consumption.

    I’m looking for solution to solve issue with Yet Another Related Post Plugin, Widget & Menu Output Cache and Object Cache Backend. When this both caches is active, I’ve got irrelevant results from YARPP widget.

    So, now I know this is not object-cache.php. Working around apc.ini options, but with no luck right now ??

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