• Resolved hassantafreshi

    (@hassantafreshi)


    As the developer of the Easy Form Builder plugin, I’m seeking some advice about potential conflicts with Jetpack .

    Here is the function I am currently using for internal caching:

    public function get_efbFunction($state) {    if (isset($this->efbFunction)) return $this->efbFunction;    $efbFunctionInstance;    if (false === ($efbFunctionInstance = wp_cache_get('efbFunctionInstance', 'emsfb'))) {        if (!class_exists('Emsfb\efbFunction')) {            require_once(EMSFB_PLUGIN_DIRECTORY . 'includes/functions.php');        }        $efbFunctionInstance = new \Emsfb\efbFunction();        wp_cache_set('efbFunctionInstance', $efbFunctionInstance, 'emsfb', 3600); // 1 hour cache    }    $this->efbFunction = $efbFunctionInstance;    if ($state == 1) return $this->efbFunction;}

    My concern is whether using wp_cache_get and wp_cache_set for internal caching might cause any conflicts with Jetpack. Has anyone had similar experiences or know of best practices to ensure they work together smoothly?

    Any guidance or insights would be greatly appreciated.

    Thank you for your help!

    Best regards,

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  • Hi @hassantafreshi,

    Thanks for your question!

    There should be no conflict with Jetpack. wp_cache_get and wp_cache_set are standard functions made available by WordPress itself, and used by lots of plugins, including Jetpack. As long as the cache key is unique (efbFunctionInstance in this case, a key that is not used by the Jetpack plugin), it is not expected to conflict with other plugins.

    Let us know if you have any other questions!

    Thread Starter hassantafreshi

    (@hassantafreshi)

    @happyaxident Thank you for comprehensive response.

    You’re welcome! Have a great day!

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