Delete Expired Transients
Delete old, expired transients from the WordPress options table (wp_options), to prevent them from bloating your database and even slowing down your website. Unless you are using an object cache (like memcached), WordPress stores transient records in the options table. Many transients are given an expiration time, so in theory they should disappear after some time. In practise, because old transients are only deleted when requested again after they’ve expired, many transients stay in the database. After a while, there can be thousands or even millions of expired transients needlessly taking up space in your options table, depending on what your plugins are doing. Delete Expired Transients schedules a daily task to delete any expired transients from the options table. It performs this operation with a single SQL query, and then runs a second query to find any orphaned expiration records and deletes them too. There are a few other plugins around that clean up expired transients. This one is written for fast performance, set-and-forget scheduled housekeeping, and maximum compatibility. It uses the PHP time to determine whether transients are expired, not the database time (which can be different). It does only one job, and it does it well with the minimum of resources. Now optimised for WordPress Multisite. Translations Many thanks to the generous efforts of our translators: English (en_CA) — the English (Canadian) translation team English (en_GB) — the English (British) translation team English (en_ZA) — the English (South African) translation team French (fr_FR) — the French translation team Hungarian (hu_HU) — the Hungarian translation team Norwegian: Bokmål (nb_NO) — neonnero Norwegian: Nynorsk (nn_NO) — neonnero Russian (ru_RU) — the Russian translation team Spanish (es_ES) — the Spanish translation team If you’d like to help out by translating this plugin, please sign up for an account and dig in. Contributions Translate into your preferred language Fork me on GitHub Privacy Delete Expired Transients does not collect any personally identifying information, and does not set any cookies. It removes some old information from the database, potentially reducing a website’s exposure to leakage of personally identifying information.
Dessky Cache
Dessky Cache is the ultralight caching plugin for WordPress that makes your site faster by generating static HTML files and stores them on the server’s disk. The web server will deliver static HTML file and avoid the resource intensive backend processes (core, plugins and database). This WordPress cache engine will improve the performance of your website. Plugin is suited for simple blog websites that are hosted on shared hosting with limited resources. This plugin was developed by Dessky Team. Dessky Team does not provide support for the Dessky Cache on the WordPress.org forums. In order to get support or make a suggestion from a Dessky Team you will have to Join Our Open Community and Start a Discussion. DISCUSS WITH THE DESSKY TEAM JOIN OUR OPEN COMMUNITY: The purpose of this open community is to have a collective place where the community can help each other, and we can get some feedback to improve Dessky Cache as well. Joining the community is also a great way to connect with like-minded people and share your experience. You can also GET THE PREMIUM SUPPORT User Documentation: Although Dessky Cache is already easy to set up, we’ve put together tutorials, guides, and some knowledge bases to help you set up and get started with it. I have further questions, how do I contact you? Please fill up the contact form and we would be more than happy to assist. Features Efficient and fast disk cache engine Automated and/or manual clearing of the cache Manually purge the cache of specific pages Display of the actual cache size in your dashboard Minification of HTML and inline JavaScript WordPress multisite support Custom Post Type support Expiry Directive Support of 304 Not Modified if the page has not modified since last cached WebP Support Supports responsive images via srcset since WP 4.4 HTTP/2 Focused Dessky Cache allows you to serve WebP images without JavaScript and also fully supports srcset since WP 4.4. WebP is a new image format that provides lossless and lossy compression for images on the web. How does the caching work? This plugin requires minimal setup time and allows you to easily take advantage of the benefits that come from using native WordPress caching. Dessky Cache has the ability to create 2 cached files. One is plain HTML and the other version is gzipped (gzip level 9). These static files are then used to deliver content faster to your users without any database lookups or gzipping as the files are already pre-compressed. System Requirements PHP >=5.3 WordPress >=4.1 Credits This cache plugin is partially based on Cachify developed by Sergej Müller. Dessky Cache is also based on the ‘Cache Enabler – WordPress Cache’ plugin developed by keycdn. Rocket graphic is made by Vaadin and it is licensed under Creative Commons BY 3.0 .
