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Hi,

I did not know that, sorry.

Here it is:
https://pastebin.com/2WL7pryf

Something interesting happened. I have “Turkish” “English” and “Russian” pages.

When I check ” x-litespeed-cache-control” via GT Metrix, “russian” page is x-litespeed-cache-control- hit sometimes

“turkish” and “english” is showing x-litespeed-cache-control no-cache

Main currency is Ukrainian Hryvnia at the Russian page. I believe that the problem occurred because of the caching of currencies or smt else. What do you think? Why do all of my pages are not showing x-litespeed-cache-control hit?

I would like to ask you, If there is a misconfiguration about smt please let me know.

I feel that there is a compatibility issue about currency settings.

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• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by Jan Dembowski.

When I deactivate the WPML plugin it is between 0,4-0,7s.

But when I activate the WPML It is between 1,5-2.0s. I don’t know what is the problem actually. Do you have any suggestion?

Thank you for your answer. As you told me I checked the products. Products exist but I think the conditions had some problems. Maybe I made a mistake or maybe my theme use WPML and multi-currencies and It confused somehow. Price condition didn’t work properly I guess.

But anyway, I disable the conditions and I reenter my products, Everything looks perfect.

Thank you very much Dima!

Can you explain to me in details, please? I don’t understand too much about caching and etc.

This is my report code: TBYURFTW

It might be related to WPML plugin. When I deactivate WPML plugin somehow it goes faster. Can you check if it is related with compatibility with WPML or maybe there is smt wrong with .htaccess code or some configurations with caching and etc.

I could not solve the problem. I don’t know much about this field so I had to search too much to understand you actually. Maybe, you can explain to me in details or maybe you can help me to discover the problem.

Thank you in advance.

Hello,

That was the problem. Thank you. You defined it as 1.2 but instead of “.” somehow I put “,” before. That was the problem. For those of you who have the same problem, please do not use “,” at that blank.