Admin Interface

Docket Cache WP Admin Interface

Updated: 10-Mar-2023 | v22.07.04

The Docket Cache keeps the admin interface clean, responsive and as simple as possible, with predefined configurations and reusing WordPress libraries as much as possible.

The Overview screen is the primary place to view the current status of Docket Cache activity, configuration, and other useful information.

PHP version and type of Server API.

Cloudflare IP and Ray ID. (1)

Web Proxy IP other than Cloudflare. (2)

Total object size in cache files.

Total OPcache size in memory, for objects cache files.

Total OPcache size in memory, for WordPress files.

Your Server PHP memory limit setting.

WordPress Website memory limit.

WordPress Admin memory limit.

Status either is Multisite. (3)

Status either is Multi-Network. (4)

Status either is Primary Network. (4)

Status either Drop-in file can be written, replace or delete.

Status either Drop-in file is wrapper file. (5)

Drop-in Wrapper Available

Status either Drop-in wrapper file exists. (5)

Drop-in wrapper file location. (5)

Status either cache file can be written, replace or delete.

Current total cache files and maximum files can be store on disk.

Current total size cache files and maximum size can be store on disk.

Status either config file can be written, replace or delete.

Only visible if your website running behind Cloudflare.
Only visible if web proxy is not Cloudflare such Sucuri and Varnish.
Only visible in Multisite single-network.
Only visible in Multisite Multi-Network setup.
Only visible if DOCKET_CACHE_CONTENT_PATH constant defined.

The configuration screen allows you to change the Docket Cache behaviour without using constant variables. If related constants are defined in the wp-config.php file, it will overwrite the changes on this screen.

WordPress Translation Caching

Admin Page Cache Preloading

Optimize Term Count Queries

Suspend WP Options Autoload

Post Missed Schedule Tweaks

Deactivate WooCommerce Admin

Deactivate WooCommerce Classic Widget

Deactivate WooCommerce WP Dashboard

Deactivate WooCommerce Extensions Page

Deactivate WooCommerce Cart Fragments

Prevent robots crawling add-to-cart links

Remove XML-RPC / Pingbacks

Deactivate WP Application Passwords

Deactivate WP Events & News Feed Dashboard

Deactivate Post Via Email

Deactivate Browse Happy Checking

Deactivate Serve Happy Checking

Limit WP-Admin HTTP Requests

Real-time File Limit Checking

Exclude Empty Object Data

Garbage Collector Action Button

Additional Flush Cache Action Button

Flush Object Cache During Deactivation

Flush OPcache During Deactivation

The cache log screen allows you to view the cache log for debugging and monitor cache activities. This screen is only visible if the Cache Log option is enabled on the configuration screen.

Enable or Disable Log All.

The cronbot screen allows you to connect Docket Cache with Cronbot Service. This screen also provides a function to view and execute registered cron tasks.

Status either connected to Cronbot Service.

Timestamp last Cronbot Service connect to your website.

Timestamp next Cronbot Service expected connect to your website.

Connect to Cronbot Service.

Disconnect from Cronbot Service.

Execute scheduled cron task.