It would be great if the plugin would routinely check for {{unknown}} values in the oembed cache (corrupt caches) and clear them out.
Like this shell command:
https://gist.github.com/danielhomer/892d45ad7cccaaf5b12a
Then we wouldn’t have to manually clear any caches.
]]>I just tried to clear the Oembed cache on a specifc post by entering in ID and clicking “Seek and Destroy” and an error appears like below:
Error: Parsererror.
Why would that be?
]]>Would love to have an admin bar button to nuke the whole _oembed cache from anywhere on the site rather than always having to navigate to “Settings > OEmbed Cache”.
Thanks!
]]>This is the error msg I get when trying to activate the Oembed cache plugin:
]]>Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/content/g/r/a/grandgood/html/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/oembed-cache/oembed-cache.php on line 18
Was looking over the code for this plugin, and it won’t work properly if a persistent object cache is used (such as Memcached).
delete_post_meta() has to be used so that the persistent cache knows that it has been deleted.
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