Good Pratices on Woocommerce

  • Resolved rubenssoto

    (@rubenssoto)


    2 years, 2 months ago

    Hello,

    How are you?

    First of all, thank you so much for this amazing plugin. I only need some good pratices to use this plugin in a woocommerce store that sells physical products. I have a limited number of each product in my stock and I saw in another post some people saying to check the option is_product, is it right? What it means?

    Any other advice or config to change? Thank you

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  • Thread Starter rubenssoto

    (@rubenssoto)

    To add more questions, is there any problem to use these plugin with Litespeed cache with page cache enabled? I didn’t see any issue.

    And with fast_cgi page cache, is there any problem?

    Thank you

    Plugin Contributor iSaumya

    (@isaumya)

    Hi @rubenssoto,
    Let me answer your question one by one:

    1. As you said that you have products that are in limited quantities which might get “out of stock”. It is a good idea to enable the cache bypass for Product Page (is_product): https://i.imgur.com/XfElWMP.jpeg
      In this way the product pages will not be cached in the CDN and will be served from the origin server, so it will immediately show as “out of stock”.
    2. Another suggestion is that inside the plugin settings > other tab scroll down to the end and check the Remove Cache Buster Query Parameter. First check the implementation guide and add the Cache Rule No. 1, 2 & 3. Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/0W0aHYm.jpeg
    3. As this is a page caching plugin, it is highly recommended not to use any other page caching plugin along with it as it might create conflict. You can definately use plugins that are specifically built for static file optimization (e.g. CSS, JS & Images) and has nothing to do with page caching. E.g. Autoptimizze, Perfmatters, Optimole, imagekit.io etc.
    4. But as you said that you are already using lightspeed plugin and it is working properly without any conflict, then you can continue using it. But I will highly recommend not to enable fast_cgi page caching as you will not need it due to the fact that your pages will be cached in Cloudflare CDN and will be served from there.
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