Woocommerce https: pages not loading properly

I had this issue with a few of my plugins when I activated JS minification. If you have JS minification, or even css minification for that matter, active under the Minify menu I would deactivate it and then clear all caches and see if those pages become active again. If it does work you can reactivate the JS/CSS minify but use your panel, usually cPanel, and go to your wordpress plugin directory (should be wp-content then plugins) and add the directory for the woo commerce, and any other plugin you are having trouble with, to the exclusions box under the Minify settings is W3 total cache. For example; if your site is underwearnation.com it would look like http// or https://www.underwearnation.com/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce to the exclusions box. I am not sure how woocommerce shows up in the plugins directory as I dont have it installed. You may have to actually find all of the directories that have .css and .js files in woocommerce and add those directories as well with a wildcard.extension after. For example: https://underwearnation.com/wp-content/plugins/woocommernce/*.css
and
https://underwearnation.com/wp-content/plugins/woocommernce/*.js

..please let me know if that helps!

I disabled all minification and cleared all caches and I am still having the same problem. That doesn’t look like it solved it.

Is your site connected to cloudfare, or similar service? Is your woocommerce database hosted on the same server as your website or is it get the product info and such from another server somewhere else?

You can try clearing all caches again, then deactivating the plugin, followed by a uninstall of w3tc. Before you reinstall delete the w3tc-config folder on your server if its still there as if its left all of your same settings will come back one your reinstall w3tc and the php script for w3tc in that folder may still be somehow affecting your .htaccess file even though the plugin is disabled. I would then turn on each feature, especially the minify features, one-by-one and check Woo functionality.

…the w3tc-config folder is in your plugins directory

Yes I do have my site connected to Cloudflare. And my woocommerce database is hosted on the same server as my website.

If you have minification enabled for your site through Cloudfare have you tried turing it off, clearing cloudfare and local cache, and then seeing if Woo works?

I will do that! How do I clear my local cache? BTW thank you for all your help with this. I really appreciate it.

No problem at all. I had a very frustrating experience with w3tc, it is an awesome plugin, because it has many features. I still run into minification issues sometimes myself, then a rub my head until i have no scalp left until i figure it out. Clearing your local browser cache depends on your browse but for mist it will be under content in the settings menu. For IE and firefox i believe its under privacy. For Chrome its under settings and history. Also clear the cache on your server through w3tc. The best sequence is w3tc cache, then server cache, then browser cache so you know you are looking at the most recent everything.

…for w3tc make sure to use the clear all caches option as if you hit the regular clear cache button I believe it only clears the page cache and the minifcation cache is likely what causing the problem. w3tc has to be active for you to clear the cache and then you can deactivate it…if this doesn’t help Ill do some experimenting to see if we can figure this out as w3tc is very beneficial so getting it to work would be awesome.

…for w3tc make sure to use the clear all caches option as if you hit the regular clear cache button I believe it only clears the page cache and the minifcation cache is likely what causing the problem. w3tc has to be active for you to clear the cache and then you can deactivate it…if this doesn’t help Ill do some experimenting to see if we can figure this out as w3tc is very beneficial so getting it to work would be awesome.

you can actually set w3tc to not cache the Admin role I believe under general settings or page cache settings

And what benefit would not caching the Admin role have?

I haven’t visited your site but unless everything on your site pulls from the Woo database , such as item description, turning off caching for the Admin you can see if a plugin you just installed, change you just made, Etc. messed up anything of your site rather than having to manually delete cache or waiting for the auto clear of cache to make sure everything looks good

…bear in mind though that doing that increases your server hit slightly.

Okay I reinstalled the W3 Total Cache and activated it. The https:// pages were loading properly.

Then the first thing I did was enable the CDN (MaxCDN). Then I clicked save settings.

I then went to the CDN settings and put in my Authorization Key, selected my Pull Zone and filled in the “Replace Site’s Hostname With” field. I clicked save.

Now my https:// pages are not loading properly.