I get optimized version while I’m logged in

Thanks for creating a new topic ??

I’ve been looking at your question while I wait.
When you’re logged in, the page is being served from private cache, as it should be if you have caching enabled for logged-in users.

If you don’t want to have minification, etc. enabled for logged in users, you can turn off logged-in cache in the settings. It’s on the Cache tab.

I hope this helps. Please let me know if I’ve misunderstood the issue.

Hi Lisa
It is turned off: https://s26.postimg.org/6mahwlf3t/Capture_d_e_cran_2017-10-20_a_14.20.51.jpg

It’s turned off, but you are still seeing private cache when you are logged in?

Has it always been turned off, or is this recent? You might need to purge the cache, if it had previously been caching logged-in users.

but you are still seeing private cache when you are logged in?
> Yes

Has it always been turned off, or is this recent?
> Yes
> I’m just trying your plugin since this morning as a replacement for WP Rocket.

You might need to purge the cache
> Already tried…

I installed it on 4 websites, and all of them have the same issue.
I just asked my hosting and he answered me:
‘The plug-in is not guaranteed to be compatible with every WordPress installation/configuration. I will see if we can contact LiteSpeed for more information and will get back with you.‘

I was also reading this post: https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/litespeed-cache-wordpress-weird-problem.10284/

Is there any chance you have ESI turned on?

It might help to have a look at the debug log, if you can turn that on for your IP and paste it here.

I looked at that post you shared, and a lot has changed since 2014. For one thing, there was no WordPress plugin, and cache configuration was all done at the server level.

I was going to suggest that there might be a server-level issue happening here and that we could learn more if you create a ticket, but it sounds like your hosting provider might already be doing that.

Is there any chance you have ESI turned on?
> No ?? it is set to Off

Please not that I’m know talking about https://www.wp-master.org website (I do not want to play with my customers websites).

>>> https://www.wp-master.org is a simple wordpress installation with 0 plugins execpt Wordfence and Litespeed + the WordPress default theme but the issue still the same.

Here is the debug.log while visiting the WP admin:

10/20/17 13:36:40.953 [88.183.180.78:30107 1 yLy] GET HTTP/1.1 /wp-admin/admin.php
10/20/17 13:36:40.953 [88.183.180.78:30107 1 yLy] Query String: page=lscache-settings&settings-updated=true
10/20/17 13:36:40.953 [88.183.180.78:30107 1 yLy] Cookie _lscache_vary: 8bd08a0e3fcaa8dfbc5a6e7bbe470ee5
10/20/17 13:36:40.978 [88.183.180.78:30107 1 yLy] X Cache_control -> no Cache ( adding logged in status )
10/20/17 13:36:40.978 [88.183.180.78:30107 1 yLy] X Cache_control -> no Cache ( logged in user )
10/20/17 13:36:41.003 [88.183.180.78:30107 1 yLy] X Cache_control -> no Cache ( Admin page )
10/20/17 13:36:41.057 [88.183.180.78:30107 1 yLy] not cacheable before ctrl finalize
10/20/17 13:36:41.057 [88.183.180.78:30107 1 yLy] X-LiteSpeed-Cache-Control: no-cache
10/20/17 13:36:41.057 [88.183.180.78:30107 1 yLy] Optimizer bypass: Not frontend HTML type
10/20/17 13:36:41.058 [88.183.180.78:30107 1 yLy] End response
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Here is the debug.log while visiting the frontpage and logged in:

10/20/17 13:40:03.183 [88.183.180.78:15643 1 ndm] GET HTTP/1.1 /
10/20/17 13:40:03.183 [88.183.180.78:15643 1 ndm] Query String: 
10/20/17 13:40:03.183 [88.183.180.78:15643 1 ndm] Cookie _lscache_vary: admin_bar:1;logged-in:1;role:99
10/20/17 13:40:03.292 [88.183.180.78:15643 1 ndm] X Cache_control -> no Cache ( logged in user )
10/20/17 13:40:03.293 [88.183.180.78:15643 1 ndm] GUI init
10/20/17 13:40:03.363 [88.183.180.78:15643 1 ndm] Footer hook called
10/20/17 13:40:03.370 [88.183.180.78:15643 1 ndm] Footer check passed
10/20/17 13:40:03.370 [88.183.180.78:15643 1 ndm] not cacheable before ctrl finalize
10/20/17 13:40:03.371 [88.183.180.78:15643 1 ndm] X-LiteSpeed-Cache-Control: no-cache
10/20/17 13:40:03.371 [88.183.180.78:15643 1 ndm] Footer check passed
10/20/17 13:40:03.371 [88.183.180.78:15643 1 ndm] Media start
10/20/17 13:40:03.371 [88.183.180.78:15643 1 ndm] Optimizer start
10/20/17 13:40:03.380 [88.183.180.78:15643 1 ndm] End response
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PS: Maybe you want the Advanced Debug Level?

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Hi pako69,
——————- Clearify ————
Private cache: Logged-in user got private cache by default settings. Which means this cache is only for this user. Other user will not serve same cache

Public cache: Non-logged-in user got cache served, and they all share the same one.

Optimized&lazyload file are not relate to cache.
—————————————

Your latest post showed both logged-in and non-logged-in:
“X-LiteSpeed-Cache-Control: no-cache”, which means both them served public cache.
I will recommend you keep “Cache Logged-in Users” “ON”

Hi Eric
I will recommend you keep “Cache Logged-in Users” “ON”
> Ok, I set it to on

But to clarify my issue, I’m not talking about caching but all the options available at: /wp-admin/admin.php?page=lscache-settings#optimize
> I would like (but maybe it’s not possible?) that all those optimisations are only available for non logged-in users, but not for loggind-in users

> Why, because I build page or posts with Elementor Pro builder, or I customize/add some CSS and or JS, BUT all those things can not be visible because all CSS and JS are minified. Worst, Elementor Pro Builder do not play at all when HTML is compressed and CSS/JS are minified/combined, etc.

> I can’t imagine to deactivate your plugin while I’m building new page… ??

Have I been more precise? ??

Good news!

My hosting provided have contacted LiteSpeed customer support about my isssue, and they will and option to completely disable those options for logged-in user ??

He said:
‘I don’t have an ETA obviously but they are pretty quick’

Just to clarify, the option you mean is to exclude optimization for logged-in users right?

We can add that, not a problem. Just want to make sure its not a bug and get understand which issue it caused for logged in user frontend pages. For backend (wp-admin) it didn’t optimize at all. So what is the issue?

Hi hailite

‘you mean is to exclude optimization for logged-in users right?’
> Yes, and to be more precise, if it is possible, for a choosen WordPress role.

I have the Administrator role, but when I build a new page/post, add css, add JS, etc. and want to look at my new created pages or post to see what it look like, I don’t want thoses new pages or post to be fully optimized because all my customs stuff and new adds (css, js, and so on) are not updated or included into your minified files.

The only way I found to no have all those optimizations while building pages or posts is to work on a draft page/post: yes, in this case there is no optimizations. Unfortunately it is not usable because I often work on published pages or posts.

Samples while I’m logged-in:
– This is the source code of a draft page: https://s26.postimg.org/x2ig9yoxl/draft-page.jpg
> It’s ok, there is no optimizations at all

– This is the source code of a published page: https://s26.postimg.org/kmlqg7vll/published-page.jpg
> All is optimized

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I fully understand that serve optimized pages for logged-in users can be usefull in some scenarios ?? but it would be awesome that for specifique WordPress roles you give the choice to use or not all the optimizations.

thanks

Understand. Will add exclude optimization for roles. Prolly in next release.

Fantastic!
Thank you very much ??

Added in next release.

Thank you @hailite, when it will be available for everybody?
Thanks