What are you connection settings?
Client: PECL Extension (v2.2.8-devphp7)
Protocol: TCP
Host: 127.0.0.1
Port: 6379
Database: 0
I’m using the easyengine.
Does it work when you use Predis?
define( 'WP_REDIS_CLIENT', 'predis' );
I can answer this for diego if he doesn’t get around it.
Predis works. It seems with this new update, especially on Nginx, all ACF fields are disabled. From what it looks like ACF can’t read the DB / Redis cache properly. Disabling object cache or forcing Redis to use Predis does fix this issue.
What is the drawback with forcing Predis?
Predis is slower, especially under load.
When you’re using PhpRedis caching works fine, except for ACF related things?
With the new update all my ACF fields disappeared. The remaining functions normally.
I can’t reproduce the issue with:
- Advanced Custom Fields PRO 5.3.7
- PHP 5.6.10
- WordPress 4.5.1
- PhpRedis 2.2.7
Did you try flushing your entire cache? If that doesn’t help, please send me an email via: https://till.im
Yup flushed all Cache etc. I’ve setup redis for object caching per here: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-configure-redis-caching-to-speed-up-wordpress-on-ubuntu-14-04
You can see all the prerequisites in that tutorial.
Same here with PHP7 e PECL Extension (v2.2.7-devphp7)
Could anyone ask their developer to take a closer look?
I’m pretty sure it’s the new wp_cache_get() parameters, but like I said earlier, I can’t reproduce it locally.
Or is anyone willing to let me debug on their server? (It’s against the wp.org forum rules.)
If yes, drop me a line via till.im.
I’ve found the issue. Will be fixed in v1.3.2.
