José

Olá @suporteasaas ,

Como anda a quest?o que reportei? Se tiver outra forma de ir monitorando o andamento também, agrade?o.

Outra sugest?o seria também incluir nesse mesmo menu Open Payment Order Status a op??o do status Failed (Mal Sucedido) do WooCommerce.

Atenciosamente,

• This reply was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by José.

Olá @suporteasaas ,

Obrigado amigo, fico no aguardo!

Atenciosamente,

José

Algum retorno???

Hello @611shabnam

I’m using version 23.2.

I don’t know why, but now everything is working. Maybe it was a cache issue.

Thank you, by the way.

Regards,

Ok, thank you! ??

And what if we add “wp-admin” to Included Directories > CDN Settings?

Perhaps Cloudflare could cache admin pages?

Hello @creapuntome

It worked fine on 5.1.4. The JoinChat event was sent correctly on GTM!

@monillo Yes, I have unflaged this option

@creapuntome Yes, I have tried 5.12 and 5.1.3. Here is my website but now I’m on 5.0.17…

Same problem here! I had to downgrade to version 5.0.17 for the JoinChat event to send correctly.

Maybe you are correct. I noticed that every time one of my products was updated, the entire cache was cleared.

I have now modified this option and unchecked all the checkboxes. Let’s wait a few days to observe…

Thank you for your assistance so far! ??

Yes, you’re right. However, it happens intermittently.

For instance, just now, I accessed the index page in an incognito window and examined the response readers. Both from LiteSpeed and Cloudflare were successful hits.

Later, I attempted to access the same page through a Google Ad, and both response readers were marked as “miss”.

Considering this configuration, is that behavior considered an error, right?

Now, I accessed the website again from a Google Ad, and the same issue occurred as I reported in my initial report: no cache from LiteSpeed or Cloudflare.

Here is the full response header.

Hello,

First, yes, sometimes CF caches the x-litespeed-cache: miss response. This occurs when I completely clear the cache on the server and on CF.

Then, on the initial access, LiteSpeed still does not cache the page (nor does CF). On the second access, the website is accessed directly from Cloudflare, which caches the old version, resulting in the miss response.

I don’t know why, but I cannot reproduce the error anymore. Now, what happens is that in the first access with the URL /?gclid=SOME_ID (even on ads), the x-litespeed-cache response is miss.

Next, for all users with /?gclid=ANOTHER_ID, the response turns into hit.

And Cloudflare keeps showing a miss… the value only turns into a hit on CF-Cache-Status if the user accesses the page for a second time with the same gclid.

Regards

Is there any specific reason why my website is unable to cache when accessed through a Google ad, but it does when accessed with /?gclid=SOME_ID?

Hello!

Do you really need to access it from an ad? Nowadays, I deactivated the advertisements until I solve this problem. However, I could reactivate them for a short time for you to check

Regards,

José