Qtranslate and WordPress Object Caching

  • Resolved nocabt

    (@nocabt)


    9 years, 6 months ago

    Hello, when we use object caching (via WP Engine hosting) with Qtranslate, certain languages will get cached and the others are no longer accessible. For example, we have a Spanish / English site, and the site will get the Spanish version cached such that you can not switch to English at all, it just delivers the cached Spanish page. Clearing the object cache fixes it temporarily and disabling it seems to work.

    Is there a work around for this issue? We’re running WP 4.2.1 and qTranslate X 3.3

    Thanks!

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  • Plugin Author John Clause

    (@johnclause)

    You need to figure out their caching mechanism and see if there are any filters/actions we can employ to separate cache by language.

    Also with W3 Total Cache Object Caching is not really working for me (but I’m not sure if it is Qtranslate-X or another plugin).

    Relly – just use Page Caching/Browser Cache plus good rules for Minifying and that’s enough. No need to do more for speed. Every additional gain will be minimal at best.

    (or if you are really advanced use Nginx with HHVM / fastcgi_cache and mod_pagespeed and so on, plus move all caches to tmpfs (Ramdisk)- but you need a root server for that – and pretty sound admin knowledge. – In essence try to move all caching server side and out of WordPress or WordPress plugins. It’s more difficult to setup – but magnitudes faster too )

    Thread Starter nocabt

    (@nocabt)

    For now I disabled Object Caching, I was never able to get a straight answer about this and the site is performing well without it enabled. Thanks for your help though.

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