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Hello, my site runs with Buddyboss (basically buddypress + bbpress) and with Memberpress for managing subscriptions.
Team Buddypress DOES NOT recommend storing the pages in the cache but recommends enabling the objects in the cache (via apc or memcached modules), while Memberpress, due to errors such as duplication of transactions, missed transactions, etc., does not recommend enabling the objects in the cache and the use of Memcahed or Redis.
I state that I am not a programmer and that I would have no problem getting the Premium version of your plugin, but what I am here to ask is: is it possible to set an object caching (because I understand you speed up the dynamic content of the Buddyboss site a lot ) by making exclusions (I don’t know what kind, but I had seen the fragments option on your plugin) referring to Memberpress to avoid the problem that you can run into transactions explained above? If so, is your system automatic or do you need a developer?
Unfortunately I have already contacted the respective plugin services, but everyone has their say without being able to find a common point.
Have you had any experience setting up W3 total cache with these plugins / themes mentioned above?Thanks
Claudio Z.
Hello Claudio.
Well, this is a very interesting question.
The only solution for this is to exclude specific Groups from object caching in Performance>Object Cache>Non-persistent groups:
As for what needs to be excluded, I would recommend reaching out to Memberpress support as they know which groups are used in their plugin.
I hope this helps!
Thanks!
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