This will not improve the front end much, more for the back end really, and some other db queries. If you have issues with front page loading best to check out if there are errors or plugin conflicts etc. Object caching involves storing database queries and, when enabled on your WordPress site, it can help speed up PHP execution times, reduce the load on your database, and deliver content to your visitors faster.@s0urc3x Please may I also ask for a license? I'd love to test this in comparison against Litespeed Cache's implementation of the Redis Cache, and I'm in dire need of performance improvements for my website which loads in an average of 10s when un-cached. >_<
If someone has the resource, I can modify it and disable the license checker.
For people who is experiencing licence problem, use config above and go to phpmyadmin options table, search for "rediscache_license" and set it to
It gets removed automatically from plugins. Can you please disable license check and make it stay in plugins?
In directory /redis-cache-pro/src/License.php go to line 201 and replace code .
It gets removed automatically from plugins. Can you please disable license check and make it stay in plugins?
In directory /redis-cache-pro/src/License.php go to line 201 and replace code .
Code :
return (object) [
'plan' => $this->plan,
'state' => 'valid',
'token' => "Babiato!lovers!never!giveup",
'organization' => 'organization',
'last_check' => current_time('timestamp'),
'valid_as_of' => current_time('timestamp'),
];
If token not working properly you can change to : $this->token