Danny

Please help! We’ve been facing this issue for far too long and losing visitors since the site doesn’t appear updated at all.

Are you saying that this a server side caching issue? Do I need to contact my hosting service?

I have paused CF, purged all its cache and yet face the same issue.

Here’s the site name in the screenshot: https://prnt.sc/1aj4tmp

I am also using the jQuery migrate plugin, could that be the issue?

I still see the cached version of the page even via browserling. Again, all the browsers, irrespective of the device they are used on, display the same cached page.

What could be the issue?

@tijosh I did reach out to my hosting support and they rightfully increased the memory limit but the table still didn’t update for the second time in over 25 days.

Is there a way through which I could manually update it? OR, increase the maximum execution time (currently 30 seconds) for it update at its own pace?

@tijosh yes, I do have large no. of variable products and some 27 plugins on my site. Is that too much?

The problem existed before I even installed a caching plugin, so I doubt it is causing interference.

Although I did disable heartbeat and rescheduled WP cron jobs to run every 1 hour(s). Could that be a possible hindrance?

Looking forward to your reply.

@tijosh Could you please provide me with a solution?

Is there someone at Automattic who is willing to help? I have been waiting for almost a week without any solution.

Arguments: ‘update_callback’ => ‘wc_update_440_insert_attribute_terms_for_variable_products’

Group Value: woocommerce-db-updates

Please let me know if you need further info.

Please tell me what needs to be done.

There are no pending actions. Only two failed actions, yes two now!

I ran a Woo database today and the same DB table has logged another error.

It can’t seem to autoupdate. Here’s what it says:

unexpected shutdown: PHP Fatal error Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /home/sitename/folder/wp-includes/formatting.php on line 2234

This one exhausts max CPU resources, all other DB tables have been updated successfully.

Okay, now the variation images load just fine. I have turned the lazy load feature on in LSC as well. Let’s see if anything changes. Perhaps caching was the issue.

But, what about this

However, all the images on the frontend are still being displayed in the same old formats (png, jpeg). Although they are displaying webp conversion inside the media library.

Is there a fix to it?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Danny.

@emrevona I have already integrated Cloudflare with WP Fastest Cache using this tutorial. But, it turns off Auto Minify on Cloudflare along with Rocket Load by default!

Which brings me back to my question: Is it good to turn off all JS/CSS/HTML minification on Fastest cache and reverse the settings on CF?

What would you suggest?

Not even Autoptimize?