Please can we get:

do_action(‘wp_admin_cache_purge_all’);

It’s so sad that this plugin is not maintained.

Here is a small issue I encounter now, if you might have a look :

Warning: Trying to access array offset on value of type null

Regards.

When updating to PHP 8 I gat a warning :

Trying to access array offset on value of type null in /Users/Tibo/Local Sites/ttestt-02/app/public/wp-content/plugins/wp-admin-cache/index.php on line 41

Can you pls fix this. The plugin is unique and much needed > appreciated ! ??

This plugin is excellent, but a review would be nice to keep it active in the repository.
Thanks!

As simple yet useful improvement, it can sometimes be helpful to clear the cache, being able to do it from any page would then be super useful.
Since you already set a little mark on the cached pages, could you also add the option there to empty admin cache. I would then simply modify “Cached page” by “Empty cached page”, meaning it is cached AND is actionnable text.

Hoping you like the idea !

Works in wpms? Tks for the plugin!!! ??

Hi!

Thanks for the great plugin!

In my case I need to cache pages that list posts from custom post types, there are multiple authors who are managing these posts.

If one author adds new post, it will not show up for other authors. This is not great.
What is the reason for not resetting cache for all authors after post is updated?
How difficult would it be to make an option in plugin settings for enabling that?

Hi
No update here?

the first ticket about this was was closed without any answer, so could give some information here to :
Why should an admin cache plugin start such infinite loop process ? Is it related to the Max cache duration ? I did set it to 43200 minutes since I don’t see why using lower values would make more sense .. until maybe this topic I realised today in the console.

Your explanation and best advice would be welcome here.

After implementing Redis object caching, WP Admin Cache is no longer working. We do still see Admin Cache referred to in the page source code such as <!–wp-admin-cached:1593020468–>

Warning: in_array() expects parameter 2 to be array, null given in
local-app/app/public/wp-content/plugins/wp-admin-cache/settings.php on line 51

Once I installed on my local environment with local by flywheel.

Once enabled cache:

( ! ) Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in local-app/app/public/wp-content/plugins/wp-admin-cach/index.php on line 110

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Still pretty slow to load edit pages.
How is the compatibility with redis and phpredis package?

The concept is great but unfortunately, I don’t see any improvements on the actual edit pages.
Would like to see improvements on loading the actual page to edit, especially once using Gutenberg this would be amazing.

Would it be possible to add cache to the actual edit page and posts as well and not only the cpt index etc?

/wp-admin/post.php?post=998&action=edit&lang=en

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Hi,

great plugin. We really need this to be compatible for 5.3.2.

There are a bunch of errors in the setting page:

Warning: in_array() expects parameter 2 to be array, null given in /Users/marty/_my_/web/martinbraun/www/wp-content/plugins/wp-admin-cache/settings.php on line 51

Thanks

Hi there!

installed the plugin – noticed that the customizer freezes during loading when admin cache is enabled.

Do you have any way of not caching it?

Thank you in advance

Giacomo

I love the plugin, but the prefetch requests load continuously forever unless the user closes the browser.

This adds unnecessary load on the server.

It would be great if it stopped making requests after a set amount of time, or after every page has been cached.

Is there a way to cache all new links/pages by default?

I love your plugin!!!

I make mostly advanced web applications and PWAs using WordPress (often times where wp-admin is decoupled from the the theme layer). I move the “website owner admin” stuff onto the frontend. And then use wp-admin almost exclusively as a development environment.

I’m wondering if you are intending to expand your settings for WP Admin Cache to custom wp-admin pages. For people that build stuff with lots of CPTS, Post Relationships, Custom Tax, Custom Fields, etc… along with a lot of performance engineering – all from wp-admin, it would be nice to have the option to cache more than just the default pages you have in your settings panel.

Do you have any type of roadmap? Or perhaps could you share ideas you may have moving forward for this sweet little plugin?

Thanks again!

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I love this idea. But how secure is it?

1. What is cached?
2. Where is it cached? Server? Browser?
3. Is the cache in any way accessible via browser or other method by anyone who isn’t an admin of the site