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D(ifferent)P(lace) Simple Cache is a WordPress plugin to implement a simple cache of objects at session level.

dpwpsimplecache provides a global variable $dpcache, which is an instantiation of the class DP_Cache already set up to talk to the $_SESSION. Always use the global $dpcache variable (Remember to globalize $dpcache before using it in any custom functions).

If you don't want to track sessions into db set the $USE_DB_SESSION_MANAGER global variable to 0

`global $USE_DB_SESSION_MANAGER;`
`$USE_DB_SESSION_MANAGER = 0; // default 1`

Insert object;

`$dpcache->set($key,$object);`

Get object:

`$object = $dpcache->set($key);`

Count active users:

`$count_users = $dpcache->get_sessions_number();`

Count objects in the current user's $_SESSION:

`$dpcache->get_statistics();`

Get all objects in the current user's $_SESSION:

`$dpcache->get_all_values();`

Test if an object exist in the current user's $_SESSION:

`$dpcache->contais($key);`

Delete all objects. If the $all parameter is set to false the method delete only the current user's $_SESSION, if true truncate the entire table (default false):

`$dpcache->flush();`

Prints human-readable information about all objects:

`$dpcache->inspect();`

Delete an object in the current user's $_SESSION:

`$dpcache->delete($key);`

Delete single session by ID:

`$dpcache->invalidate_single_session($sessid);`

Prints the number of active sessions:

`<?php echo dpscache_active_users(); ?>`

At any time, through the administrative page, you can:

• see all objects in the current user cache
• delete all objects in the current user cache
• force the deletion of all sessions
• force the deletion of a single session

You can find the latest release on GitHub