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  • Thread Starter developernikolai

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    @vmarko Sorry, now I realized what I was doing wrong. I was using page caching via memcache, that’s why nothing was being written to nginx.conf, right? As soon as I switched to ‘disk enhanced’, it was populated with my settings.

    As for object caching, forget it, I see now that it works 🙂

    Thread Starter developernikolai

    (@developernikolai)

    @vmarko Also, under Performance > Install there is no mention of the phrase “Rewrite rules” at all, I searched the whole page’s HTML content for that.

    Thread Starter developernikolai

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    Hello @vmarko! Thank you for your response. The website I’m working on is https://lederwaren-template.11bytes.dev . One of the settings that does not seem to be applied is object caching (it always says Object caching 0/270 Objects using memcached).

    I understand that W3TC settings should be written to nginx.conf, but the nginx.conf in the WordPress root was initially filled with default settings, now it’s empty for some reason (no one edited it manually). So I have no idea whether W3TC works or not. As far as I understand, in order for all the settings to take effect I need to copy the contents of nginx.conf to VHosts file, but I have nothing to copy, as you see.

    I second that. Also have this problem when deleting a post. In fact, this typo happens not only on line 138, as @ulula noted:
    ‘SELECT instance_id FROM '.$wpdb->prefix.'_blc_instances WHERE container_id = %d AND container_type = %s

    It also happens on line 152:
    $q_current_link_ids = ‘SELECT DISTINCT link_id FROM '.$wpdb->prefix.'_blc_instances WHERE instance_id IN (\”.implode(“‘, ‘”, $current_instance_ids).’\’)’;

    And also on line 159:
    $wpdb->query( ‘DELETE FROM '.$wpdb->prefix.'_blc_instances WHERE instance_id IN (\”.implode(“‘, ‘”, $current_instance_ids).’\’)’ );

    In all those cases the first underscore in ‘_blc_instances’ should be removed.

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