• Resolved omahoung

    (@omahoung)


    Hello,

    I have some questions about how SG Optimizer cache is working with Woocommerce. I find in your documentation that by default SG Optimizer don’t cache pages for logged in users, what about the next points:

    1- Woocommerce Cart, Account, Checkout, and Products pages. How SG Optimizer cache deals with them? Are they excluded automatically or do we have to exclude them manually?

    2- Does SG Optimizer include database caching? In this case, is there by default a caching exclusion for Woocommerce Sessions (_wc_session_)?

    3- Same question for the Woocommerce cookies, is there a cache? Is it excluded?

    Thanks.

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  • Plugin Support Vladimir Trandev

    (@vtrandev)

    Hello @omahoung,

    By default we exclude WooCommerce pages. Furthermore, we monitor for WooCommerce cookies and disable the cache completely when such is present. For example, checkout page is not cached, because every time you add a product in the cart, WooCommerce cookie is being set.

    As for database caching, we use our own implementation of the popular Memcached system. It speeds up database calls, API calls, and page rendering by storing data and objects in the server’s RAM to reduce the number of times a database is queried.

    Regards,
    Vladimir

    Plugin Support Gergana Petrova

    (@gpetrova)

    Hello @omahoung,

    Since we haven’t heard from you in the past couple of days – we will be marking the topic as Resolved.

    You will still be able to post a new reply in case additional questions arise.

    Best Regards,
    Gergana Petrova

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