Disable Batcache

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    revoketesting · Member ·

    I would like to user my own caching solution, but this seems to be conflicting with batchce. Is there any way I can disable batcache so my caching will work?

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  • staff-totoro · Staff ·

    Hi there,

    WordPress.com already has a powerful built-in caching solution that is built in at the server level for the best performance possible. However, our caching is so deeply integrated with our managed hosting that it cannot be deactivated on a per-account basis. More info here:

    WP
    Plugins » Incompatible Plugins
    in WordPress.com Support
    5 min read
    While most plugins are supported here at WordPress.com, there are some that are not. This page contains a running list of these unsupported plugins and the reasons why. Introduction Sites with a plugin-enabled plan can access tens of thousands of plugins in the WordPress ecosystem. Plugins give your site superpowers, helping you turn your dreams into reality. In the case of many of thes

    If I can ask, why are you needing a custom caching solution? You are looking for an easy way to clear your site cache so you can see changes you are making to your site? If so that can be cleared by following the steps here:

    WP
    Clear Your Site’s Cache
    in WordPress.com Support
    2 min read
    While troubleshooting an issue, you may be advised to clear your site’s cache. This guide will explain how to clear the cache on your website. This feature is available on sites with the WordPress.com Business or Commerce plan. If your site has one of our legacy plans, it is available on the Pro plan. What is the Cache? In simplified terms, the cache is where data about your site is

    Hope that helps. Please let us know if you have any more questions.

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