Stumbled upon this same issue again, here’s how to fix it. For some reason, you cannot use wp_get_current_user(), as the data is not updated until a refresh happens. So instead, you use get_user_by(). // The updated current user $updated_current_user = get_user_by( ‘ID’, wp_get_current_user()->ID );
I have the same configuration as you and I too have run into this problem. Assuming that you have got the modules enabled (see below), I think you can safely ignore the results of this part of the compatibility test. W3 Total Cache reports missing modules because mod_php is disabled by Bitnami due to their … Read more
We solved the issue. One of our advertising vendor enabled caching on their end as we gave them Cloudflare access for the platform. So, please double check with all your vendors on caching. It is not a technical issue with WordPress.
Is there any way to get all custom posts and all custom terms with it’s meta in few queries?
WordPress on mobile devices with new data after updating page
Why WordPress cache is not available after reload page?
The combination of NGINX, Varnish Cache, Memcached, & Redis is recommended for the best WordPress CMS hosting performance on a web server for high traffic websites. The load balancer is determinant in a multi-server environment, i.e. using AWS, Kubernetes, Docker, CoreOS, Mesosphere, etc. for orchestration. The best multi-server caching solution for WordPress is a CDN, … Read more
Here are a few things you could do. Use the built in Search Engine Visibility setting Access WordPress admin area and go to Settings > select Reading > Search Engine Visibility Check the box that says Discourage search engines from indexing this site. After enabling it, WordPress will edit the robots.txt file and apply disallow … Read more
You’re completely right at the beginning – caching is always a good idea, when you deal with results that are hard to get. But… That’s not the case in here. Registering post types and meta boxes is not complex at all – it’s just few PHP operations. They won’t take much time (nor computation power) … Read more
When you visit the Permalinks page, the permalinks rules are being flushed. It also forces WordPress to reload them. For this reason, you see the issue go away after saving permalink settings. But after some time, it comes back once again . Try following these steps: Deactivate all the plugins. Then activate one by one. … Read more