• This is a follow up for https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/redis-object-cache-exclusion/ which is closed.

    Even with ajax=true , I can confirm the following behavior :

    • I update my (google) calendar
    • I refresh (ctrl+f5) my page > no change
    • I go to wp-admin/admin.php?page=ics-calendar#utilities and flush cache > I get a “no transient data found” message (it’s in french, so not sure what message exactly is in english)
    • I refresh (ctrl+f5) my page > no change
    • I flush my redis cache + refresh (ctrl+f5) my page > new data are available
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  • Plugin Author room34

    (@room34)

    ICS Calendar has no control over what Redis does or doesn’t cache. The AJAX method is offered as a way around most caching, but there’s no guarantee it will account for every caching method. You will need to check the Redis configuration and see if it offers any way to exclude the ICS Calendar output from its cache. I would recommend though that in addition to using the AJAX option, you also set the ICS Calendar cache expiration to a very low number, or add reload="true" to your shortcode.

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