skypeleft
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LOL, this is a better plugin for getting faster for your website... so there are some requirements to get that...
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I tested Object Cache Pro on several sites using the Query Monitor plugin, but the results were not good.
The page load speed is lower than the free version of the Redis Object Cache plugin.
I don't know if this is due to a problem with the crack, or is the official original version supposed to be like this?
Anyone else have the same situation?
The page load speed is lower than the free version of the Redis Object Cache plugin.
I don't know if this is due to a problem with the crack, or is the official original version supposed to be like this?
Anyone else have the same situation?
Were you able to solve the problem?Sure. I did it all, but still can't connect.
This is for my website on a share hosting.
The author doesnt know the price of his plugin yet
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You still haven't learned your lesson!
Don't expect a one-week ban next time, it'll be permanent!
Post in English and stop spamming. You should avoid tagging mods and admins in your irrelevant comments.
skypeleft
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there is no need to go with the pro version, as it is not worth it. The free version is ok, but the pro version may break your site functionality or can even make website stale and sluggish. I have lost huge money (annual pro plan), and they even did not refunded it after purchase as it was useless. will not recommend for regular users, they assume their customers to be database expert in order to use it.
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Rather than database, you need knowledge of linux optimization. If the server is not optimized for this plugin, as you said, the free version makes more sense. Even I struggled for 8 hours.
princeahmedbd
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pro version wrok proper on PHP 7.4 version. PHP 8.0 or 8.1 server dont use 'prefix' => , on WP_REDIS_CONFIG. 'prefix' => , break your site.
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rather use runcloud hub redis object cache feature, it is free and works wonder for wp and woocommerce website, though you need to have runcloud as your cloud server management.
You do not need a high level of linux skills to use it. You need to understand what you are doing and why you are doing it.
And you also need to understand how things work.
You can optimize your database, you can put some tables into memory, you can add indexes, you can fix queries (remove slow constructs).
When will there be a version update?
How to remove cURL requests?
Here's a screenshot example of the author of this plugin being "unfriendly" (I'm just putting it politely) on this forum:
Looks like this attitude is very typical of the author. If you dig a little into the WordPress plugin support forum for the free version of this plugin, you will notice a similar unfriendly attitude being displayed by the author there.
The Overview of this thread stated the following:
When the plugin is installed, the following data is automatically sent to the developer site;
License code,
Admin panel address,
Site Address,
isMultisite,
OpenSSL version,
Plugin version,
Even though this may not be too big a big, I'm sure not everyone would be happy to have their information sent out. How hard would it be to PREVENT any of this information from being sent to the developer site?
When the plugin is installed, the following data is automatically sent to the developer site;
License code,
Admin panel address,
Site Address,
isMultisite,
OpenSSL version,
Plugin version,
Even though this may not be too big a big, I'm sure not everyone would be happy to have their information sent out. How hard would it be to PREVENT any of this information from being sent to the developer site?
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