crpeng

Ok. I will report back here if they can find out anything.

The same problem is occurring again. I have made a screen record to show you.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1So53jDnZa_egvM_ViAbfh3EJM5XC6dI_/view?usp=sharing

It also happens in Site Health debugging mode, where only Kadence and Ad Inserters are active with no other plugins being activated.

Thank you.

Sigh. You are right. After half a day of troubleshooting yesterday, with Site Health installed, disabling all plugin…

NOW, everything is fine. I also cannot reproduce the error. It’s a mystery.

Thank you and sorry for the trouble.

Now my other site https://zhouruopeng.com is also having this problem. Again, it’s impossible to replicate. It happens randomly. Just a block of error message suddenly appear below. It also seem to only happen in WP Admin

Up until this point, no news from Stripe despite me chasing. I will try to reach them again.

Meanwhile, do I have to do anything about “adding billing details property”? We checked Stripe log. Billing addresses, etc have always been there.

Thank you.

It works now. Thank you very much.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by crpeng.

I’d like to report that with billing info included, the new plugin still doesn’t solve the issue.
I wait to see what Stripe has to say. Thank you.

I found the cause. It’s this setting:

Load Inline JS was set to Deferred.

If set to Default, works fine.

Thank you.

Ok. Sent email to you. Thank you very much for your help.

Where do I add this code?

Report sent. And I followed the guide and discovered something interesting. The cache wasn’t happening due to an item in cart (I didn’t realize it was there). I removed the item, and caching hit, for both logged-in and logged-out users.

Later, when I add items into cart, caching continues to work. I really don’t understand what happened before, but all seems fine. I no longer get FOUC when logged in.

If you can provide a guess of what happened, that’d be great. If you can’t guess, it’s fine too. All good now.

Thank you very much for the tip.

For the time being, let’s ignore the FOUC issue first, because I went through a lengthy session with support, we never really got to the bottom of it.

However, I eventually discovered FOUC doesn’t happen to users who are not logged in. It seems to only happen to logged in users. Which led me to investigate caching.

If I am logged in, visit a page for the first time, there should be no cache version. That I understand.

However, should I be getting a cached version when I refresh? I don’t think I am getting a cached version because I see this

x-litespeed-cache-control: no-cache,esi=on

or

x-litespeed-cache-control: miss

Please advise. Thank you

x-litespeed-cache-control: no-cache,esi=on

The above is found for logged-in user (admin)

While logged-out user gets a hit.

Meanwhile, CloudFlare development mode has already been turned on.

Thank you.

I am facing the same issue with https://www.needle.my. Was this ever resolved? The problem happens from time to time. I cannot replicate it.

I would like to report that he problem is solved. Turns out that my php.ini refers to a PEM file that’s never there. I downloaded the PEM file, and now I can connect to Google Site Kit. Thank you very much.