brutoblo99

Hi @emrevona,
I have installed Version 0.8.9.1 of your plugin.

I have not excluded the cookie “woocommerce_items_in_cart”, but somehow my pages are not been served by the cache once I put an item in the cart (this creates the said cookie).

I believe that the previous dev version of the plugin was working fine, can you help me debug this?

tia

@emrevona done!

May I leave this threat open until the beta version of the plugin becomes official?

@annonnimmo check this thread:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/woocommerce-detection-of-wc_cart_created

Hi @emrevona,

I have now downloaded the developer version form this page:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-fastest-cache/advanced/

and now it’s working perfectly!

When you will update the official plugin, may I suggest that during activation you automatically add the “woocommerce_items_in_cart” cookie exclusion? this would avoid pages getting cached when the mini-cart is generated by php.

In this way, people like me will just have to remove that cookie rule to have the pages cached, and “normal” users will not have to change anything.

Great job, tnxs!

Hi @emrevona first thing: tnxs!

I have downloaded the new version of the plugin and followed your instructions,

but the “standard” pages are still not cached if I have something in the cart (this means is have the woocommerce_items_in_cart cookie).

Am I doing something wrong?

That’s great news, tnxs!

Hi @emrevona any news about the my suggestion?

Thank you for your great plugin!

tnxs @emrevona

Hi Emre, tnxs for your reply.

As my normal pages (home, category etc) do not change whether the user has something in the cart or not, I want these pages to be cached.

In the header of each page I will have the mini-cart, but it will be loaded client -side via ajax, this mean that the pages served by apache are always the same.

I have studied the source code, and I believe I have found was I was looking for.

File /inc/cache.php line 230 to 138

Here you are checking if there is a cookie named “woocommerce_items_in_cart”;
if there is, return 0 which means do not serve a cache version of the page.

Can we have a setting to allow us to avoid this check?
For me it would be enough not to cache the typical shop pages: cart, checkout etc.

This would allow me (and probably others) to speed up woocommerce websites, which can be quite slow especially when combined with wpml.

Tnxs in advance

Same request as falconmick, I am using two varnish servers

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by brutoblo99.

I was able to “fix” this adding this at the end of my theme’s style.css file:

.advps-slide {
display:none;
}

It works for my in Chrome and Safari (both on mac os x)

If it works for you too, we can ask the developer to add this fix (or better, show a “loading” animation while the images load)

Really nice plugin btw

just marking this topic as resolved

tnxs Josh, works perfectly!!!

btw, what i was missing was the first line: global $post;

Hi Josh!

cities is a Custom Post Type (Storage Type: Meta)
tia