Transients and Caching

  • Resolved masterbassie

    (@masterbassie)


    6 years, 9 months ago

    I have an issue with the plugin that I’m not sure how to address. I am using WPEngine as our host and after some advanced support requests we saw that AAM is creating a large number of user transients, see below.

    The issue it is causing is that logged in users see a cached page whenever they view a post, even after updating it. This only occurs when the click a link to view the page. If they refresh the page then the updates will appear.

    Is there a solution for this bug? Thanks!

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    mysql> SELECT LENGTH(option_value),option_name FROM wp_options WHERE autoload=’yes’ ORDER BY length(option_value) DESC LIMIT 10;

    512253 _transient_aam_post_cache_user_visitor
    250232 _transient_aam_post_cache_user_957
    228545 _transient_aam_post_cache_user_513134
    226398 _transient_aam_post_cache_user_512207
    224324 _transient_aam_post_cache_user_434674
    221049 _transient_aam_post_cache_user_7
    207041 _transient_aam_post_cache_user_4
    201873 _transient_aam_post_cache_user_8
    169259 _transient_aam_post_cache_user_22417

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  • Plugin Author AAM Plugin

    (@vasyltech)

    HI @masterbassie,

    Thank you for the feedback however I’m not quite sure how this can be related to “page caching”. Yes, AAM creates all these transient to cache access settings for posts, pages, custom post types and hierarchical taxonomies. And it does it per user base. It has nothing to do with the actual page caching.

    Can you please provide more insides on what your advanced support request provided?

    Thank you,
    Vasyl

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