ginntonic
Member
Posted 2 years ago #
Hello all,
What do people think about occasionally copying the complete wp mysql database (less the user section) into an XML file to increase post serve time?
I'm running a fairly complex site on a, sadly, fairly slow host. Because there's too much non-WP php calculated on the page, and AJAX would seem odd if I were to use WP_Cache, I think this might be a helpful next step to investigate.
I'm not really asking for a how-to, but what roadblocks you think I might run into, and thoughts whether it would be viable at all.
patrickmoran
Member
Posted 1 year ago #
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It is super easy to setup. Let me know if you think this might be valuable!
