W3 Total Cache & New Post

Hello @saimrasheed

Thank you for reaching out and I am happy to assist you with this.
I’ve checked your website and I can see that the only thin enabled in W3TC settings are Page Caching and Browser Cache. In order to achieve better optimization, you should consider minifying the files and optimizing the images, and both of these options are available in W3 Total Cache settings.
What you are referring to is done with the Purge policy option in Performance>Page Cache>Purge Policy. There, you can specify the pages and feeds to purge when posts are created, edited, or comments posted, like Front Page, Blog page, Posts page, etc.
I can also see that you have server-side caching x-cache-status: HIT
This means that besides purging the W3TC cache, you must also purge the Wpx CDN Cache. W3 Total Cache does not control the Wpx CDN Cache and the easy way to make determine if the Wpx CDN Cache is causing this is to disable W3 Total Cache, post a new post, and see if you are able to see it once it’s published. If you do not see the post published, it means that you need to purge the Wpx CDN Cache manually.

I hope this helps and let me know if you have any other questions.

Thanks!

So, WPX Hosting Recommended Settings for W3 Total Cache isn’t well worked.

There’s more need to do settings in W3 Total Cache for more better Results.

WPX is like making us Fool by saying install our Pre defined Settings for W3 Total Cache or WP Rocket.

When i Scan my Site in GT Metrix it shows results and in Results they are Recommending to use Wp Rocket to Prevent this issue Like Reducing Initial Response time, Server Response time etc. You can also Check my Website on GT Metrix

Hello @saimrasheed

Thank you for your feedback.
I would not say that. They took an effort by allowing the users to download and use predefined settings.
As I can see, they are offering 3 different options, including the one with minify enabled.
Please check more information in this article, and also this link.
Please note that these are recommended settings. Depending on your theme and also the resources available on your server, you can also use Object and Database Caching, which is recommended for e-commerce websites for example, however, it’s not recommended to use the Disk Caching method, instead, you should check if PHP Redis or PHP Memcached is available with your host!
Also note that the external (3rd party) resources that may load on your website, like Facebook, youtube, google, etc, cannot be optimized since those files are loading on your website, however, they are not coming from your server.
This being said, I’ve checked your website and made tests, and even with these recommended settings, the GtMetrix score is awesome!

Thanks!

Hi,

I am Using WPX Elite Plan. Also I have checked the Image you have attached and showing Good Score

But i have checked the GT Metrix from here
https://gtmetrix.com/reports/opportunitiescorners.info/q5BWR7iy/

Also They are recommending these things:
Reduce initial server response time
Avoid an excessive DOM size
Avoid chaining critical requests
Serve static assets with an efficient cache policy
Avoid long main-thread tasks

And they are saying this can be done through Wp Rocket

Hello @saimrasheed

Thank you for your feedback.
The ttfb may vary and every time I test the performance the result is awesome.
GtMetrix has a partnership (paid) with the mentioned plugin and naturally, they are suggesting using that plugin for your website.
Your website score is awesome and as for your other questions:
Avoid an excessive DOM size – Not related to W3TC or any Caching plugin. Preventing an excessive DOM size for your webpage isn’t easy as there is no one-size-fits-all solution.
When you’re building your website, it is a good practice to integrate certain processes in your development workflow so that your production website doesn’t suffer from an excessively large DOM size.
For example – when using a CMS to build your website, pay attention to the themes or plugins used as they may inject too many elements, some of which may be unrelated to your site functionality.
In many cases, these features are hidden, making you think that there isn’t any code. Where possible, remove unwanted code that is irrelevant to site functionality.

Reduce unused CSS/JS – No plugin can do this successfully. The reason for this is that many themes and plugins are loading the JS and CSS files on all pages and not just on pages intended for. For example, if you are using some plugin for your contact form, they may load CSS file on all pages instead of just loading it on the /contact/ page

Serve static assets with an efficient cache policy – W3 Total Cache does perfect job here. However, you do have some files that are loading on your website from a server other than yours (3rd party resources). Since those files are not on your server, W3 Total Cache or any other plugin cannot add expires header or cache-control policy to those files.

Once again, the score is almost perfect:

Thanks!

I have Noted few things that Load mkre button is mot working on my site. Also Menu is not opening, Menu button not working on mob , as well as search Button is not working

Hello @saimrasheed

WHen did you start to experience the problem and can you please disable DB caching in General settings I advise you it’s not recommended to cache the database to disk and make sure to save all settings and purge the cache.
Thanks!

This Problem i think maybe Today or yesterday. But i realize it today both on desktop version+Mobile Version. So i dsibaled Autoptimize. Still Problem didn’t solved. Then i de activated w3 total Cache then Problem resolved.

Then i re enalebed Autoptimize the problem was not occured. Then i re enalebed W3 Total Cache (Then Problem occurred).

Hello @saimrasheed

Was the problem there before you enabled DB Caching on Disk?
Can you please disable the settings one by one in Performance>general settings, save the settings and purge the cache after each setting is disabled and see which one might be causing the issue?

Thanks!

I didn’t checked right now if disable dB cache will resolve the issue or not.

Do you think the problem will be with DB Option?

Have you experienced or Heard this issue from anyone? i think this is the common issue

Waiting for Reply ??

Hello @saimrasheed

Thank you for your feedback.
I see that everything is working as expected now and the DB cache is disabled. This is why it’s recommended to stay disabled in the WPX documentation because in some cases, it may cause issues, depending on the environment and because loading from the database is often faster than loading from disk.
Thanks!

Hi yes i think everything looks fine. Can you check the website speed now?

Does W3 Total Cache also has DNS Prefetch options? Like how we can increase fast loading of pages from one post to another

The Website Score Doesn’t remains same i think with W3 Total Cache or this is wpx hosting problem