• Resolved scmsteve

    (@scmsteve)


    Right now, I have disabled the object caching with redis, as it is broke this page for our users. When they click an “Add to Cart” button, they receive a message on screen that the product was added to the cart, but nothing is added. This only happens with the LSCache Object Caching using redis is turned on. When I turn this feature off, things work as expected.

    This WooCommerce product has a lot of variations entered on it, and it is using the variations table plugin to display the content:

    https://codecanyon.net/item/woocommerce-variations-to-table-grid/10494620

    I don’t know what to possibly add to exclusions in order to have this work properly with the redis object caching support turned on. I do see that it is calling an add-to-cart.js inside the variations table plugin when the button is clicked.

    We had tried a different WordPress redis plugin, and it didn’t cause a problem with this feature, but it seemed to have other issues when we tried to update/deactivate plugins.

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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