Stop what you’re doing – it’s so much simpler! function wpse_191369_post_password_expires() { return time() + 10; // Expire in 10 seconds } add_filter( ‘post_password_expires’, ‘wpse_191369_post_password_expires’ ); That’s all you need.
You can host your WordPress on a server with PHP 7 running on SSD. It speeds up by alot.
After having installed APC Object Cache Backend transients stopped working
Sigh. Ever humbling servers and sites are. The problem was with being logged in – the cache message shows up when using a browser where I’m not logged in. “Problem” solved.
WordPress PHP 5.5 and OPcache
Transients are generally cleared when read. If you want to check for this common case, you could catch the pre_transient_transientname and see if it expired, the same way WP is doing: function get_transient( $transient ) { /** * Filter the value of an existing transient. * * The dynamic portion of the hook name, `$transient`, … Read more
How to decode wordpress transient cache stored in database?
Disable caching plugins Purge cache from browser Have you altered caching yourself in any way? If youre using any CDN like Cloudflare, enable dev mode and purge cache from their side Refresh page with shift + F5 which ignores cache If you’re making changes in CSS or JS for example, make sure to take a … Read more
Transients can be used but you’d need to make sure they don’t expire earlier than you want. I answered a similar question with a different goal here, but I’ve tried to keep the slightly different answer below self-contained. Option 1 – PHP Sessions I’ve been storing carts within a PHP session which is fine generally … Read more
WP_Object_Cache for heavy WP_Query