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Using W3 Total Cache with Memberium

Andrew Pfund

May 29, 2014

W3 Total Cache is a great way to speed up your WordPress site, however, you have to be careful with what options you have turned on when running a dynamic membership site and membership plugins like Memberium.

For Memberium to work properly you must turn OFF the following in W3 Total Cache:

Turn Off Page Cache
Turn Off Browser Cache
Use Database Cache With Caution

You can safely use the CDN features, minify options and the object cache. Page caching can cause major problems and should be avoided.

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