LWD

Apologises, I don’t think the issue is related to this plugin.

Screenshot here

I’ve just re-read the docs, and it seems to be an unbranded Google Pay button. Which is showing in my Chrome based Polypane browser and we’ll assume those other customers that are seeing it are edge-cases.

Thank you for the reply.

I understand this appears as an express checkout option, I believe this is displayed when Apple / Google Pay isn’t available. I also understand I can rebrand them as shown in the documentation. Those rebanding options don’t seem to affect this anonymous purple button or give store owners an option to disable it.

The Apple / Google Pay options are great, they are Apple / Google branded and immediately recognisable. This purple anonymous thing isn’t. It isn’t branded. What is it? Who is it? Do we trust it? All questions customers are asking.

Two customers even called to ask if we’d been hacked – it looked it one of those buttons hackers drop in to steal card information.

If I believe that and some customers do, it can’t be good and needs to be hidden somehow.

I’m not 100% sure, because the button isn’t branded if it is the Stipe Link express checkout, the options in the Stripe Dashboard sort of suggest this may be it, however it’s branded in teal there not purple.

The final link you gave just allows us to disable all express checkouts, I’d like to keep Apple / Google Pay and remove the anonymous purple thing (I still don’t know what it is!)

Hi @xue28, what else would you like to see over what I pasted in the original screenshot?

Gist: https://gist.github.com/kb6673/7a4b00ff239998866da780c5118d594a

Apologises for the delay here, just coming back round to this issue. With Redis disabled on this site, I don’t see many MySQL writes

/* LWD CUSTOM REDIS */
define( 'WP_REDIS_HOST', '127.0.0.1' );
define( 'WP_REDIS_PORT', 6379 );
define( 'WP_REDIS_DATABASE', 1 );
define( 'WP_REDIS_TIMEOUT', 1 );
define( 'WP_REDIS_READ_TIMEOUT', 1 );
define( 'WP_REDIS_DISABLE_BANNERS', true );
define( 'WP_REDIS_PREFIX', 'zzz_');

The client has an almost identical site that works perfectly.

I don’t see what would cause so many writes when the plugin is enabled.

Anything that could be wrong in the redis.conf?

PS: The client would be happy to pay for your time assisting on this. Let me know if you’re able to do this

A quick note from my experience – we have 10s of sites that use Redis and FacetWP perfectly together. I’d suggest there is something else causing the issue.

Did you have any of the other FacetWP addons enabled too?

Is this any use Till?

New Relic screenshot (Orange is the Redis time, blue is the PHP time)

Thank you for the quick reply Till.

Agreed, I’m only using it during dev.

Thank you.

I’ve seen that “no update message” appear sometimes when Redis gets upset. Try flushing Redis (redis-cli -> flushall) and trying again.

We use Redis cache on many WooCommerce sites with no issue. You may be confusing Redis cache with a full page cache (Most of which exclude the WooCommerce pages by default).

WP Fastest Cache is a full page cache using advanced-cache.php, Redis is an Object Cache using object-cache.php

That means you can use both together as they are different caching systems.

Lots of reading here – https://www.scalewp.io

ashf, there would be be no instance where you would need both, or could have two object-cache.php files together.

What would be your reason to have both?

You should use roles for this. Look at the Role Scoper plugin if you are not familiar with writing your own roles/responsibilities.