If you are coding this, probably the best approach is not to use the transient for the value you are displaying, but a normal custom field that’s updated . In that situation you have the transients, which will time-out and trigger the request. The result you get is checked by your code and then stored … Read more
I would use user ID then user IP if not logged in, you can store the result like the following: /* your form validation/submission logiccode goes here */ $max_execution_tim = @ini_get(‘max_execution_time’); $submission_result = array(‘message’ => ‘Worked!’, ‘status’ => ‘success’); // You can use this function: // https://stackoverflow.com/a/6718472/1321398 $user_ip = GetIP(); $transient_name = is_user_logged_in() ? “form_submission_user-” … Read more
You are going to have to add some Javascript to the page that will check for a timeout. Remember that PHP is executed on the server, and the servers sends HTML to the visitor’s browser. One the page is generated, the server doesn’t do anything until the next request comes from that visitor (or anyone … Read more
I have managed to do the following. I made a clear cache button: function advanza_direct_plugin_delete_transients() { delete_transient( ‘advanza_direct_terms_of_service’ ); delete_transient( ‘advanza_direct_privacy_policy’ ); // at the end redirect to target page exit( wp_redirect( admin_url( ‘admin.php?page=advanza-direct-plugin-settings’ ) ) ); } add_action( ‘admin_post_advanza_direct_plugin_delete_transients’, ‘advanza_direct_plugin_delete_transients’ ); I put this where I have my admin logic: <form action=”<?php echo admin_url(‘admin-post.php’); … Read more
As the function name suggests, wp_trash_post() only trashes a post. If you want to have a post completely deleted then you can use wp_delete_post( int $postid, bool $force_delete = false ) instead. https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_delete_post/ When the post and page is permanently deleted, everything that is tied to it is deleted also. This includes comments, post meta … Read more
I found the problem! Everything was ok with the transient, the problem was that I’m using php’s substr() to cut an object property value if exceeds maximum characters. When in that string there was an accented character there was a problem with the encoding. So the serialized collection had an encoding issue at character 60000… … Read more
Use the save_post hook to check if a post that is being saved is a portfolio page and reset the transient. add_action( ‘save_post’, ‘reset_portfolio_transient’, 10,3 ); function reset_portfolio_transient( $post_id, $post, $update ) { // Only set for portfolio post_type if ( ‘portfolio’ !== get_post_type($post) ) { return; } // delete old tranisent delete_transient( ‘randomizeProfiles’ ); … Read more
As discussed in the comments, here’s an attempt to fetch both pda and upa in a single request: /** * Make a Moz v1 URL Metrics request for a given domain * * @see https://moz.com/help/links-api/v1-archive/v1-url-metrics * @see https://moz.com/help/links-api/v1-archive/response-fields * @param $domain */ function moz_v1_links_api_request($domain) { if ( !$domain ) { return NULL; } $cache_key = … Read more
You should try to use _regular_price meta key in your SQL query. Regular price from the admin use the value of _regular_price key while the price shown at the frontend use the value of _price key. Keep in mind that _price is the active price of the product, if the product is currently on sale … Read more
Save large WP_Query to transient === false