Conflict between wp super cache and CURCY – WooCommerce Multi Currency Premium p

How do you determine the currency? Is it saved in a cookie when the user selects it? You can force the plugin to check for that cookie by using an action to add that cookie name to the plugin configuration.

That will cause the plugin to create as many cache files as there are currencies on your site, but that’s the simplest way of getting around this problem. (for example, someone using Euro will see a different cache page to someone using GB Sterling)

/*

 * Tell WP Super Cache to cache requests with the cookie "eucookie"

?* separately from other visitors.

 */

functionadd_wpsc_cookie_banner() {

    do_action( 'wpsc_add_cookie', 'eucookie');

}

add_action( 'init', 'add_wpsc_cookie_banner');



Hello

Do you mean I should add this string of code to the function.php file?

See where it says “eucookie”? Change that to the name of the cookie that stores the currency on your site. Looking at the web console, I think that’s “wmc_current_currency”.

Also, change the name of the function from “add_wpsc_cookie_banner”, just in case some other plugin you install uses that name and causes an error on your site. You’ll have to change that in two places in the code.

Hi there, @a3360765,

Do you have updates about that, do you still need help? We usually close inactive threads after one week of no movement, but we want to make sure we’re all set before marking it as solved. Thanks!