Error creating cache for custom Woocommerce link

Hi @donatelol,

I’m not sure if it’s a problem with that plugin; if it works with get_permalink() function, there shouldn’t be a problem.

However, it might be worth to increase the number of posts that will be preloaded. (if you have a large website with thousands of public posts/products)

https://poweredcache.github.io/docs/powered_cache_preload_post_limit.html

eg:

add_filter( 'powered_cache_preload_post_limit', function () {
	return 10000;
} );

I hope this helps; please give it a try and let me know.

Now it works, I’m using it on other sites too.
There is a time for everything to be loaded. But I noticed that “preload” only worked after “I emptied the cache”

Thank you very much for your support and attention”

Hi @donatelol,

Thanks for the update.

There is a time for everything to be loaded. But I noticed that “preload” only worked after “I emptied the cache”

Yeah, it’s necessary to kickstart the process either by emptying the cache or clicking on the preload link on the admin bar menu. Once the preload is activated, the page should always be served from the cache (ideally). Even when the page cache expires; the plugin adds the expired page automatically to the preload queue.

If you’re happy with your Powered Cache experience, we’d be incredibly grateful if you could take a few minutes to leave us a review. Your feedback not only helps us improve, but also helps other users make informed decisions.

I’m marking this thread as resolved for now.

Thanks!