Should I use transients for these API call results?
Should I use transients for these API call results?
Should I use transients for these API call results?
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I was facing the same issue and finally wrote some code, you will find the source code here. https://github.com/HeyMehedi/Temporary-File-Manager
Submitting a full blown answer now that we’ve figured it out. Transients can be hard to troubleshoot because if you save the wrong value to the database at first, you can be looking at an old—and bad—value, even if the code that sets your transient is now correct. The two ways you can fix this … Read more
Right, jumped the gun again and just wasn’t thinking. You can delete the transient cache when sanitizing the options data. When you create a function to sanitizing the options by adding in the code to delete the transient here, the transient is deleted when you click on save settings.
You need to return $seo_grade outside the if i.e. at the very end of your function – at the moment you’re saying “if no transient, create one and return it, otherwise return nothing”. Also at the top, you return $seo_grade if the domain is “NULL”, but the variable will be undefined (possible typo – you’re … Read more
Should be the transient(cache files) of the plugin wp-less that convert the css code in less through a compiler. After downloading wp-less check the compiler.class to see how the plugin cache the code. I don’t think this is hacking.
Add the below code in your active theme’s functions.php file. function wpse_delete_query_transient( $post ) { // Deletes the transient when a new post is published delete_transient( ‘d_results’ ); } add_action( ‘new_to_publish’, ‘wpse_delete_query_transient’ ); This will delete the transient every time when a new post is published. If you want to delete the transients on differrent … Read more
Seeing that the referenced answer stores users_online as an array of timestamps indexed by user ID, you can use the include argument for WP_User_Query: $args = array( ‘include’ => array_keys( $logged_in_users ), // Other arguments );
I’m not sure what you are trying to accomplish because you lack to point out your goal. But with some guessing I think you are trying to display a post for 24h and then randomly select a new one. If thats the case, you are using the transient wrong. /** * First, try to check … Read more