how to fix Persistent object caching is not enabled

[Poshnjari]

Hi, this is my first post and believe I have post in correct category.
I have a problem with Persistent object caching is not enabled in health website. I'm using wordpress. Please how to fix this?

 

[rudolphdaniel]

you can easily google it and then refer to the forums, People do missguide

 

[Poshnjari]

Poshnjari

I have installing this plugin Redis Object Cache, and all are ok now.

 

[markuspalmer]

Use google analytics for this.

 

[Poshnjari]

Poshnjari

thank you for your answer, but I haven't problem with analytics.

 

[Danlucy]

I have a problem with Persistent object caching is not enabled in health website. I'm using wordpress. Please how to fix this?

What caching plugin or method are you using on your Wordpress website?

 

[Andrew547]

In any web application, some data will be used frequently and some data will be used rarely. We can improve the performance of an ASP.NET application by loading commonly used data - a technique called. This tutorial demonstrates one approach to proactive loading, which is to load data into the cache at application startup.

 

[Marc van Leeuwen]

Hi, this is my first post and believe I have post in correct category.
I have a problem with Persistent object caching is not enabled in health website. I'm using wordpress. Please how to fix this?

Persistent object caching can be enabled in WordPress by installing a caching plugin like W3 Total Cache, WP Super Cache, or WP Rocket. These plugins allow you to configure caching options and can help improve website performance.

To fix the "Persistent object caching is not enabled" error in WordPress, you can follow these steps:

Install and activate a caching plugin: As mentioned above, install and activate a caching plugin of your choice from the WordPress plugin repository. Once installed, go to the plugin settings and enable object caching.

Configure caching options: Depending on the caching plugin you choose, there may be different options to configure. Some common options include setting the cache type (e.g., disk or memory), defining cache expiration times, and choosing which objects to cache.

Test your website: After configuring the caching plugin, test your website to make sure it's working properly. You can use online tools like Pingdom or GTmetrix to check website speed and performance.

Clear the cache: If you make any changes to your website, you may need to clear the cache to see the updates. Most caching plugins have an option to clear the cache manually or automatically after a set period of time.

By enabling persistent object caching, you can improve the performance and speed of your WordPress website.

 

[FJonson]

FJonson

Configure caching options

What practice is the best? Can you recommend smth?

 

[Marc van Leeuwen]

Marc van Leeuwen

First, choose one of the caching plugins mentioned in the post and install it in your WordPress site. Once installed and activated, go to the plugin settings and enable object caching, which should be an option within the settings.

Next, configure the caching options based on your website's needs and the recommendations of the caching plugin you chose. This may include setting the cache type, cache expiration times, and object caching.

After configuring the caching plugin, test your website to ensure it's working properly. Use online tools like Pingdom or GTmetrix to check website speed and performance.

Finally, if you make any changes to your website, clear the cache manually or automatically using the caching plugin's settings to see the updates. Regularly check and update your caching plugin and its settings for optimal performance of your WordPress website.

 

[FJonson]

FJonson

Well, that would be extremely helpful. Thank you

 

[Marc van Leeuwen]

Marc van Leeuwen

You are welcome.