• Resolved tzaros000

    (@tzaros000)


    Halo! Congrats for a very usefull plugin.

    I have small but importqnt problem with the cache of this plugin and I found no answer in the forum. I use a lot of inline google spreadaheet viewer widgets on the same page of my site and thats probably making it too slow to load. Data is loaded from google spreqsheets.
    For this I tried using expire_in=”0″ and deleting the cache every time I update data. Deleting all caches of my website with total cache does not delete the data so that it can be refreshed.

    I noticed that when I save a widget with expire_in=”0″ than its imposible to change the expiration time to another value at a later time and its imposible to delete the cached data of that widget.

    Question 1: Whats the location of the plugins cache so I can find it and delete it manualy?

    Question 2: My host sais there are no caches server-side. Where could the data be saved than?

    This only happens when I set expiration time to 0. Any other setting is reversible.

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Author Meitar

    (@meitar)

    This plugin’s “built-in cache” uses the WordPress Transients API. The cache is in the WordPress database itself. This is also pretty evident from the source, if you want to browse around.

    Thread Starter tzaros000

    (@tzaros000)

    Thank you for your reply @meitar !

    One more relevant question.
    Is it possible to store chart data somewhere within the website? The expire in=”” isnt making a difference.

    Thanks again!

    Plugin Author Meitar

    (@meitar)

    Chart data is spreadsheet data. Charts are just spreadsheets displayed visually instead of in a table. So the cache works for “both” charts and tables because they are the same data.

    Also, just to clarify, the attribute is expire_in.

    Thread Starter tzaros000

    (@tzaros000)

    Thanks again!

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