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The Transients API provides a standardized way to store data temporarily (with an expiration time) in the database.
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Can we turn off Wordpress `transient` cache? [duplicate]
When studying Wordpress, I notice that a lot of database changes are on wp_options table - a closer monitor will show that a lot of transient related changes are made. … A way to delete all transient cache is discussed here - after removed, cache will be recreated as @Pieter Goosen shared below. …
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How to decode wordpress transient cache stored in database?
Wordpress stores caches using Transient and saved in wp_options table.
I can't read those stored values - a sample snapshot is as below.
If you know how to decode/read/parse them, please share. …
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