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  1. Rajagopal Baskaran
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    Dear Docket Cache Team,

    I hope this message finds you well. First and foremost, I want to express my sincere appreciation for your invaluable contribution to the development of the Docket Cache plugin and the broader WordPress community. Your work has provided users with an exceptional caching solution that significantly improves website performance, and it’s clear that a lot of thought and effort has gone into creating such a robust tool.

    As an avid user of Docket Cache, I wanted to share a couple of feature suggestions that could further enhance its capabilities and provide even greater flexibility for administrators:

    Configurable Limits for Cache Parameters:
    It would be incredibly helpful to have the ability to set upper limits for parameters like object cache size, disk and file usage limits, and other memory-related settings. Allowing administrators to configure these limits would enable them to tailor the caching behavior to suit their specific server environments and resource constraints.

    Offloading Cache Files to Remote Servers:
    Introducing a feature to offload cache files to remote storage solutions such as S3, Cloudflare R2, or BunnyCDN would be a game-changer. This would be especially beneficial for users managing large-scale sites or dealing with limited local storage, offering improved scalability and performance by leveraging external storage infrastructure.

    These additions would undoubtedly make Docket Cache even more versatile and powerful, benefiting both new and experienced users alike.

    Thank you once again for your incredible contribution to this plugin and the WordPress community. I look forward to seeing how Docket Cache continues to evolve, and I’m excited about its potential to grow even further with new features like these. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if any additional clarification or input is needed.

  3. Jim
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    Amazing plugin, thank you for this.

    Feedback: Could see toggle switches for the options to enable/default/disable and etc? Default would be middle of the toggle.

    Other than that, greatly appreciate your work on this and will report back in a month to see how well this high traffic client site performs. Love all of the features it offers. Works with OPCache out of the box too 🙂

  5. josh
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    Thank you very much, it’s working nicely. One question I had is regarding the ‘Advanced Post Caching’. The description says WP Post Queries, but what is not entirely clear is if that includes custom post types/taxonomies as well or just ‘post’ type queries and if anything else needs to be done to set it up to do so.

    Thanks again!

    1. nawawi
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      Hi,

      Thank you for using Docket Cache.

      Advanced Post Caching, basically we cache the WP Queries for ‘post’ that involved counting and only for Post Type ‘post’. This caching will reduce database query.

      You may refer here:
      https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/basics/post-types/
      https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/classes/wp_query/

      These are what we cached:

      $posts
      Gets filled with the requested posts from the database.

      $post_count
      The number of posts being displayed.

      $found_posts
      The total number of posts found matching the current query parameters

      This caching also caches the total numbers of Comments and Posts at the wp-admin sidebar.

      I hope this answers your question.

      Thanks.

  9. Márcio P.
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    Very good and well developed plugin. Congratulations and thanks a lot!

    BTW, I’m using it with Nginx with apache as reserve proxy with cache enabled..When I have nginx cache off it’s almost the same speed, less then 1 second difference.

    I read your article about WP cache and learned a lot. Are there any hints or special tweaks for using nginx cache opcache and docket>

    Thanks a lot!

    1. nawawi
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      Hi, thank you for your reviews.

      Docket cache is an object cache plugin, which is related to database queries and most of the docket cache features and tweaks related to it. If your website doesn’t have a lot of content, there’s not much to compare. For heavy websites, there are some speeds that you will experience especially in the WP Admin Panel.

      Currently, I don’t have much issue dealing with nginx reversed proxy, it seems your server is well configured. No tweaks or hints I can give, btw, you can always play around with the configuration and refer to docs https://docs.docketcache.com/constants for more information.

      Thanks again.

  13. Oleg
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    HI there,

    Great plugin, thanks a lot!

    The only issue I have – since plugin installed – i can’t update child template php files (functions.php) anymore.
    Always getting the following: “Unable to communicate back with site to check for fatal errors, so the PHP change was reverted. You will need to upload your PHP file change by some other means, such as by using SFTP.”

    Once plugin uninstalled – everything back to normal.

    Ok, I disabled one-by-one and then everything in CONFIGURATION section just to see the difference – getting the same error.

    Please advise,

    Oleg

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