• I’m using WP Super Cache with Autoptimize – everything working great

    I’m generating posts from an RSS feed and have shortcode that adds additional content.

    I’m trying to figure out how not to trigger the shortcodes everytime the page loads.

    I know this isn’t exactly a straightline plugin question – but figured might have some ideas here. thanks

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  • well, you _could_ do that by getting/setting transients inside the code that gets triggered by the shortcodes?

    frank (ao dev)

    Thread Starter wasanajones

    (@wasanajones)

    thanks Frank – I have received a similar suggestion but the debate seemed to favor that transients are somewhat unreliable for something like this – it is also a couple steps outside my grasp of figuring out how to do something like that.

    well, the downside of transients is that they’re … transient; you never know for sure if they will be in cache and if not you’ll have to regenerate. the good thing however is that transients are an integral part of wordpress core and that it’s pretty easy to get and set them. but you would indeed need some development skills to implement this. but you could ask the developers of the plugins/ theme to add transient caching?

    Thread Starter wasanajones

    (@wasanajones)

    thanks, I asked if could be added to plugin

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