If it doesn’t preload Redis Cache by default, but could be able to by modifying settings or the plugin code itself, do you think you could provide detailed instructions on how to do so? I want to be sure that all of my cacheing (redis, FastCGI, etc) gets preloaded at the same time. Thanks for any help!

1st, thanks for this great plugin. It works faster than Redis Object Cache Pro plugin.

I have a wish though.

I don’t want to ObjectCache the frontend of the website but only the backend admin area to speed things up, as i am using litespeedcache plugin for Page-caching for the frontend. I tried disabling the APCu-Manager plugin from working in the frontend of the site, but that doesn’t stops the plugin from Object caching for the frontend – of course that wouldn’t I guess, but I tried it anyways.

I just wish there was an “option” in the plugin to only cache the backend admin area of the WordPress site —- it would have been great and also the cache-limit wouldn’t have been reached and everything on the server would have remained minimal and at the same time the WordPress Admin area would have remained extremely fast.

Thanks in advance. God bless.

The first The Object Cache add-in file object-cache.php is not a W3 Total Cache drop-in. Remove it or disable Object Caching. If I remove it, I get get the message The Object Cache add-in file object-cache.php is not a W3 Total Cache drop-in. Remove it or disable Object Caching. Is this a plugin conflict or since its “unknown” should I not install it?

Thank you.

The time is entered into the site admin correctly and shows up correct elsewhere on the site’s public pages. It appears to just be this one event details block that’s having issues.

It appears to be showing the time without the site’s local timezone applied for some reason (setting has it so the site’s timezone is used for all events).

I’m using W3 Total Cache with object caching via Redis. I tried setting the tribe-events group to be non-persistent (among a few others), but that didn’t fix the issue.

Disabling object caching has the issue go away (which is where I’ve left things for now.) However, I think W3TC (with Redis for object caching) is widely used enough with object caching otherwise being beneficial that this might be something to be looked into with The Events Calendar so this can be resolved & re-enabled.

I have confirmed that it is something to do with w3 total cache.

I’ve been testing all ends.

I ran a script in php plus I installed another plugin that does object caching via redis and it cached redis data just fine.

When set to Object Caching to cache with Redis I go to the object caching page and when I test the connection it says test failed.

I had it working on another site, so I copied all the that sites settings on w3 total cache over to see if that solved the issue.

However, no luck with that either.

If not, if I want to store all the posts data (ID, Taxonomy, Meta Fields, etc), what do I have to do?

My primary issue is with post like this – https://www.flixwatch.co/catalogue/netflix-usa/
where there are multiple filter(9)/sort options(7) for users and when used, it results in querying the database, slowing down the response. I would like the data to be accessed from Object Cache instead of querying the database.

How do we fix this

I am having trouble configuring Object Caching on my website. The website is running on a LiteSpeed server with PHP 7.2. I can enable Memcached & Redis using PHP extensions in cPanel PHP Selector.

Both Memcached & Redis extensions show up as Enabled under LiteSpeed Cache Settings > Advanced > Object Cache. However, the Connection Test shows “Failed”.

Why isn’t it working? Or is it working? How can I tell if Object Cache is running?

Also, do I need Memcached & Redis daemons running on the server as well in order to be able to use this object caching? Because I’ve spoken to my hosting provider and they can’t install those, unfortunately. Only the PHP extensions.

Regards,
Alex