Razva

Oh, ok, sorry for my stupidity! I’ve successfully installed memcache.

For posterity, doing apt install phpX-memcached does not equal with apt install phpX-memcache.

The Critical error is not being displayed after installing the correct PECL extension.

Thank you for your patience and support!

Hey,

I appreciate the fast reply.

As instructed I moved object-cache.php to from wp-content/plugins to wp-content. Here it is:

$ ls ~/public_html/wp-content/
index.php  languages  object-cache.php  plugins  smush-webp  themes  upgrade  uploads

Here’s the content’s of the plugins folder:

$ ls ~/public_html/wp-content/plugins/
contact-form-7  google-site-kit  js_composer  meta-box            meta-box-tabs       redux-framework  sumodiscounts  wordpress-seo
envato-market   index.php        mailpoet     meta-box-show-hide  nt-agro-shortcodes  revslider        woocommerce    wp-smushit

The current result is wp-admin throwing There has been a critical error on this website.

I have uploaded a simple PHP script to test if memcache is working and it’s fully functional (on the same page you can find a phpinfo that confirms that memcache 3.2.0 is installed and fully functional).

Any hints on this?

Thank you!

Later edit: I can confirm that both W3 and LiteSpeedCache plugins can connect to the memcache server and enable the Object Cache function.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by Razva.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by Razva.

Thanks, it worked like a charm!

I already did that, including the plugins. Didn’t helped.

I had “max_allowed_packet” set to “1MB”. I’ve raise it to 16MB and now it seems to work.

Any idea why is this happening after the 4.3 upgrade?

Anybody…?

Hey,
Will this delete the approved comments also?
Thanks!

We’re using a custom theme, written from scratch. The address is https://www.gadget.ro .

Thanks!

Anybody, please?

Anybody, please?

Btw, tried the “default” exporter, but it exports all the “dirt” from different plugins…

Great, thanks 3×7!

Still it would be a very good idea to have this feature in the main plugin, without installing 3rd party stuff…

Done, sent you a message. Thanks for your fast reply!

@developer: any news for WP3.2? The first 4 points are out of most users…including myself…:(

Thanks A LOT for your help! But seems I’ve been to rushed with this… ?? The original code – from which I’ve started – was:

<li class="count-<?php echo $count; ?> size-picked-<?php echo $pick_size; ?>">
	<?php
		if ( has_post_thumbnail() ) {
		the_post_thumbnail( $size );
	} ?>
	<div class="post_date"> <?php echo $this->timeago(); ?> </div>
	<a href="<?php echo get_permalink( get_the_ID() ); ?>">
	<?php the_title(); ?>
	</a>
</li>

As you can see, every thumbnail that was generated had a $size atribute. This $size was defined in the function and specified in the wp-admin widget.

Now, the single problem is that – with keesiemeijer’s code – the background image is having the default “large” size, when it should have the $size size.

NOTE: as you can see the divs are totally different, the original code had the image + date + title structure, and – after modifying – the structure is div with the image as a bg + date + title. So the NEW structure (with the image as bg) is the desired one, but with the problem previously stated in this reply.

I’ve tried to replace ‘large’ with $size but – obviously – no result.

If you can please help me finish this I will highly appreciate this!

Thanks!

Here’s the code I need to style:

<li class="count-<?php echo $count; ?> size-picked-<?php echo $pick_size; ?>">
  <div style="background:url(automated-link-here);">
    <div class="holder">
      <div class="post_date"> <?php echo $this->timeago(); ?> </div>
      <a href="<?php echo get_permalink( get_the_ID() ); ?>">
      <?php the_title(); ?>
      </a> </div>
  </div>
</li>

So “automated-link-here” should be the image from the featured image.

Can you please give me a hand? ??