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I was using WP Rocket before so I needed to have those rules there.

Two last questions:

1. Is your plugin compatible with WP Rocket or just makes it unnecessary?

2. Does LiteSpeed Cache plugin cache the cart/checkout pages in woocommerce?
If yes, how can I avoid that?

Thanks a lot

I was thinking it could also come from this, I have this caching enabled.

So how can I keep the LS Cache plugin activated while making sure my cart/checkout pages are not cached?

No, its not a VPS.

Maybe Cloudflare, is that possible?

The plugin was deactivated indeed. And I didn’t customize any settings, it’s all default.

Now I turned it back on, do you mind checking again?

This is the link btw.

I see. What about this scenario:

Customer A comes to my store and adds a product to the cart and then leaves.

After that, Customer B comes to my store and sees Customer A product added in the cart.

How do we avoid this from happening?

Actually now the problem seems to have stopped, not sure why.

Another question, since I have a woocommerce store is there any cookie that I need to exclude in the plugin settings to make sure my customers don’t see any cached products in the cart/checkout? Or the plugin already takes care of that automatically?

I only have guest checkout, no logged-in users or accounts.

This works great, thanks a lot.

Meanwhile I was wondering if this would work also to add a small icon right before the text similar to this: https://ibb.co/K9VjFXJ

Thanks

Great, thanks!

Yes, that worked. Thanks a lot!

I have custom scan option.

https://ibb.co/JzphPK1

Is it something I should be worried about?

Got it, unfortunately I cannot disable page caching.

Does the same apply to your other plugin BBQ Firewall? Can that somehow ‘replace’ this one?

Hmm I’m definitely using page caching with these integrations. So shouldn’t bother to activate this plugin or is still worth taking a chance?

Hmm not sure what you mean. I’ll take that answer as a no…

Ok, and can you answer my other question?

It’s possible to automate the process in a way that:

Tracking number is manually added > Status changes to Shipped > custom email is sent to customer with tracking info

?

Ok, maybe I didn’t explain myself correctly.

I don’t to rename any of the existing woocommerce status.

I want to keep using the Completed status for when the order gets delivered, not shipped. I just need to add an extra custom status called Shipped.

So can I do that? And automate the process in a way that when a tracking number is added, an email is automatically sent to the customer?