Hi Design 311,
I hope you’re doing well :).
Could it be that you’re using object caching? The SEO Framework stores its complete front-end output in that cache, and it might just be that you’ve set the Featured Image after the cache has been initialized.
I’m also wondering: Is it happening on the home page, which is also a blog?
Hi Sybre,
Thanks for the very quick reply.
I’m not using any sort of caching, don’t believe this will be the cause as all other meta information gets pulled through?
This is happening on all the pages, including the homepage, article & category pages.
Cheers,
Hi Design 311,
Well, it could. As information can be added asynchronously.
Nevertheless, could you inform me of your plugin and theme usage at my contact page?
Then I can find out what the root cause is.
Thanks!
Done! Looking forward to your reply 🙂
allm
(@realblueorange)
@Sybre,
It would be strange if Object Caching were the cause of this:
By default, the object cache is non-persistent. This means that data stored in the cache resides in memory only and only for the duration of the request.
Found here:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Object_Cache
There is probably another cause to this.
Hi allm,
It continues: “…unless you install a persistent caching plugin.”
Many websites use this type of persistent cache. I found that it actually slows your website down and causes many issues, like the one I assumed in an earlier reply.
For this reason, I favor Transient Caching in the plugin. Which is persistent at all times.
The reason I do not clear the object cache automatically is because it adds to much overhead – maintainability will drop marginally.
I hope this clears things up!
I’m going to test everything out tonight, and I hope to have the answer to all recent issues by tomorrow.
Have a great day!
allm
(@realblueorange)
I favor transient caching as well. Good luck with bughunting!
