Try to deactivate the plugin, and reactivate it again. It seems like that will flush the cache, but I’m not 100% sure. I’m still experimenting myself, as I used disk space for Object Caching, and it burnt through my disk space. (Tripled in size). 😅
Not sure why I didn’t think of that, seems rather obvious! Seems to have done the trick…
Download the latest version of the plugin, then click the Flush cache link.
@generosus what did you do, to see this details? Where did you click? We’re unable to see a flush cache link, nor to see the details?
We also use 2.2
Hey @jensknolle,
I provided a screenshot showing the plugin link.
What does your plugin installation show? (please provide a screenshot).
Did you try deleting the plugin, flushing all cache, then reinstalling the plugin?
Cheers 🙂
hey @generosus here it is
https://prnt.sc/ZKj1h3B0ms5Z
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jensknolle.
Hey @jensknolle,
My best guess is that your server is not compatible with the plugin – or – your server has memcached disabled.
Did you consult your host about your issue?
Cheers 🙂