Ensure use of WP Cache functions in database-intensive code #37

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2009-12-31T02:46:18Z

johnbintz commented

2009-12-31 02:46:18 +00:00

(Migrated from github.com)

Any code that is database-intensive should be using WP Cache functions to store outputs for later use. Keep in mind that other functions that these functions are calling may be caching their own data outputs, so don't overdo the caching.

in_comic_category() is such a candidate for the setting up of WP Caching.

Any code that is database-intensive should be using WP Cache functions to store outputs for later use. Keep in mind that other functions that these functions are calling may be caching their own data outputs, so don't overdo the caching. in_comic_category() is such a candidate for the setting up of WP Caching.

Frumph commented

2010-01-04 20:11:20 +00:00

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comicpress_is_member() would be nice to have using this as well, it basically is like in_comic_category() where it checks in quite a lot of places

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Reference: github-migration/comicpress-2.8#37