I have a page that displays a random post every day. In order to change post every 24 hours I use set_transient('totd_trans_post_id', $totd[0]->ID, (60*60*24)); What I’m wondering is this:...
Wanted some opinions on a solution I’m trying to come up with: I have a fan/enthusiast plugin I’m working on for fans of TV shows. One of the custom...
I’m using fetch_feed() to cache external rss sources displayed in a widget. in case the widget (or, more likely, the whole plugin) is deleted/deactivated, i want to manually delete...
Is there an easy way to delete all transient caches? A plugin maybe? Or like in drupal “drush cc all”? 3 Answers 3 Not tested, but if you need...
I’ve been working to speed up my site by utilizing transients to store rendered HTML and it works great. I’ve set up checks that clear specific transients upon post/page/data...
Everything is in the question. For a notices system to show warnings/errors in the admin, I´m using transient. When I published my first plugin, I received an email to...
I read about transient in the codex and some questions and answers here. So i’m developing a web app based on wp. It works now, but i want to...
I am trying to implement transient fragments, I’ve been doing what is suggested here: http://css-tricks.com/wordpress-fragment-caching-revisited/ While it is working for headers, footers, landing pages, I am having issues making...
I have a plugin that interfaces with an API and am storing retrieved schedule data in a transient. Storing the transient for 24 hours: set_transient($schedule_cache, $schedule_data, 60 * 60...
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