Well I had WP Object Cache enabled until I upgraded to 1.5.1 I completly forgot about enabling it until I was in the admin panel and saw a message saying it wasn't enabled.
So I go add define('ENABLE_CACHE', TRUE);
right before wp_cache_init();
in wp-setting.php
I got wp-content/cache direcotry with permissions set to 777
Yet still the error message still persists.
Any ideas what would cause this?
Any ideas what would cause this?
The object cache was removed:
http://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic.php?id=8166
I'm assuming that you're looking at the note on the sitewide feed plugin page. Trent talks about it here:
http://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic.php?id=5405
There's a number of other threads on the topic if you want to go digging for them.
I see, so I'm not loosing my mind...yet
Good.
Nah, you're losing it. We're taking bets on how long it'll be. I've got 20 bucks on July 17th, 2008. :)
I thought we weren't supposed to talk about the betting pool unless you're in the inner circle?
I'll put $20 on July 8th, 2008.
lunabyte
Member
Posted 16 years ago #
"I thought we weren't supposed to talk about the betting pool unless you're in the inner circle? "
Would you two quit exposing our hostile corporate secrets? :D
you saw that error in the sitewide feed plugin, right? if so, it does a check for it and then whines a lot. i've been ignoring it for a while.
lunabyte
Member
Posted 16 years ago #
Yeah, it's rather annoying. With 1.5, you just drop a cache file in wp-content, and that plugin is checking for the enable_cache defined constant.
AFAIK, you can define it in the top of that plugin file, and it won't hurt anything.