ShortCache

1. 

   Settings screen.

Installation Instructions

1. Install via WP Admin > Plugins > Add New or download a .zip file and upload via FTP to /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
3. (optional) Modify options via WP Admin > Settings > ShortCache, if needed.
4. In the shortcode You want to cache, add a cache attribute: .
5. (optional) You can define a custom cache interval by passing that to the attribute like this: – this will be cached for 5 hours.
6. (optional) You can also define a custom cache scope by passing a cache-scope attribute: . This will create different caches for every user and every post.

So, how do I cache a shortcode?

In the shortcode You want to cache, add a cache attribute: .

Can I control how long should it stay in cache?

Yes, there is a setting for that in Settings > ShortCache. Also You can define a custom cache interval by passing that to the attribute like this: – this will be cached for 5 hours.

What does “Cache Scope” mean?

This defines how granular the cache should be. If you disable all check-boxes, one cache value will be stored for the whole site. If you check ‘User ID’, a different value will be cached for every logged in user. You can also differentiate it by Post ID or the URI where the short code is displayed.

The “Last Update Timestamp” setting ensures that caches are regenerated if there is an update (a saved post/page) somewhere on the site.

Can I control Cache Scope on per shortcode basis?

Yes, You can define a custom cache scope by passing a cache-scope attribute: . This will create different cache values for every user and every post.

0.2.0

• Initial release on wp.org

0.1.0

• Initial release