Cache does not work the same with users who log in to my page with WooCommerce.

This is the expected result.

Sorry for stepping in here. What exactly does this mean? What result is expected? It’s ok to disable caching for admins. However, for customers caching should work no matter whether they are logged in or not.

Thank you!

if we show the cached version to the customers, they cannot see the cart.

if we show the cached version to the customers, they cannot see the cart.

I still don’t get the idea. The cart and checkout pages should always be excluded from caching by default. Are they not? If customers wouldn’t see the cached version (of category and product pages), the plugin would be more or less useless for Woocommerce sites. 90% of shop pages can and should be cached. This should not depend on the login status.

Could you explain this a little bit further, please. Thank you!

• This reply was modified 5 months, 3 weeks ago by cutu234.

By default, if you disable the “Logged-in Users” option, the customer see the cached version. Sometimes the cart appears on the header as a widget, in this case sometimes our users need to disable the cache for the logged-in user as below.
https://www.wpfastestcache.com/tutorial/woocommerce-settings/#cart-widget

Ok, got it. This shouldn’t be a problem in our case. The cart uses ajax for updating.

Thanks for the explanation!

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