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So we are building a site that a lot of admin settings and post types built with Piklist. We starting experiencing issues with saving data, we can change text or check a box, save, and it goes back to its previous state even though it says its properly saved. One of my developers looked into it and came up with this:
When rendering a form, PikList will create a WordPress Transient that identifies a particular instance of the form. When saving a post PikList will attempt to retrieve this transient. The Redis object cache doesn’t appear to support transients completely. When PikList tries to retrieve the transient the transient is simply not returned by the object cache.
Looking at the object cache code everything looks ok. PikList code appears to be setting/retrieving transients correctly.
So, has this come up before and if so how can we get this to work with our Redis cache?
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@satori83– Thank you for letting us know, and we really appreciate your developer digging in and identifying the issue.
We would love to work with your team to resolve.
It would probably be best to have your developer email us at [email protected] so we can start a conversation and figure out a solution.
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