joe16

I tried it. “Cache WP-Admin” toggled off, and I kept “Store Transients” toggled on.

It does not work all the time (I tested many times, only seen the change applied 2 times). I don’t know on what it depends on.

OK, thank you for the answers.

I would suggest excluding the back office from the object cache, if this is possible.

• This reply was modified 4 months, 3 weeks ago by joe16.

@qtwrk thank you for your reply.

“object cache is same for frontenad and backend though.”

=> I’m planning to set up object caching. Will this cause me trouble while editing posts and updating posts on the back office?

Hi @qtwrk,

Thank you for your quick reply.

You are right, when I disable the Object cache (tab [6] Object), even with the pages cache enabled (tab [1] Cache), the pay later setting are saved correctly.

1. Please note that the Object cache is toggled on, but not technically set up (neither Memcached not
   Redis extensions are enabled). Please check the screenshot. How this is supposed to enable the
   Object cache and prevent the pay later settings to be updated?
2. Also, how come the Object cache is enabled at the back office level and not only at the front
   office level?
3. How to be able to update settings in the back office while keeping the Object cache enabled?

Looking forward to your reply.

My best regards,

Hi @janilyn409,

Thank you for answering my questions and for your time.

I’m just dropping the questions here (and will stop sharing my link), so that other users can benefit from this thread.

1. I’m using Blocksy theme and faced layout display issues in mobile display (layout set as list) and desktop display (price at the end, layout as grid 3 and 4 columns). The display issues involve overlapping price and quantity component, quantity component aligned to the right.
2. Regarding the option “Cart contents count”: Whatever value I select, it always displays “Both bundles and bundled products”. According to this thread, this can depend on the used theme. In my case, I use Blocksy theme. Is there a way to fix this?
3. How to remove the line separator between products in the list layout? It would be great to allow the user (us) to decide whether to show it or not, also add to the possibility to style it if needed.
4. In the localization tab, some texts were translated automatically to French (like Bundle price), but for others, I had to translate theme manually (like selected text and saved text). Could you please explain to me why the translation was done automatically for some text and not the case for others?

My new question: could please recommend a few high-performance themes that work seamlessly with your plugin?

Looking forward to your reply. Thank you in advance.

My best regards,

• This reply was modified 4 months, 4 weeks ago by joe16.

Hi @janilyn409,

Thank you for your reply.

To be precise: the layout display issues I faced were only on the product page. I didn’t face other issues in the cart or the checkout page.

How about the other questions (2, 3 and 4)? You have just answered the first question.

Looking forward to your reply.

My best regards,

@threadi yes there will be useless inodes. I wouldn’t create an empty month folder automatically. I would create one only when there is an upload.

@threadi thank you for your reply. Just from an optimization point of view. Why keeping empty folders on a server?

@cyrfer thank you for your reply. I want to keep the option “Organise my uploads into month- and year-based folders” activated, as it is better for file access performance. But jut for optimizing, I think that is useless to keep empty folders on the server.

Thank you @qtwrk for the link and for your help!

Have a nice day!

OK, I see. Could you please point me to the documentation where I can learn further about the settings that should be applied in the context of a WooCommerce store (in my case I will be using also PayPal and a couple of other WooCommerce related plugins)?

Great! That was the issue. I toggled off “Cache REST API” and Stripe setting update works correctly with both cache ([1] Cache) and object cache ([6] Object) enabled. The header shows X-Litespeed-Cache-Control: no-cache.

Thank you very much for your help!

What are the other caching options that should be disabled in the context of a WooCommerce store ? Thank you in advance.

Yes, the Stripe setting page is within wp-admin: https://mywebsite.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=wc-settings&tab=checkout&section=stripe&panel=methods (this Stripe setting page is for choosing payment methods)

Could you please add further info about wp-rest URI. I didn’t find any call including “wp-rest”, while saving the stripe setting page.

I guess I found the cause of the issue. With LSCache enabled, when I save the payment methods page while checking the console, I found a cache hit indication (X-Lsadc-Cache: hit,private). Please check screenshot https://postimg.cc/LJTcrTdq

Yes, this is the URL where I enable/disable the cache settings https://mywebsite.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=litespeed-cache#cache

When I load the stripe setup page (with cache enabled) and check the response header, here is what I find (no cache):

X-Litespeed-Cache-Control: no-cache

But the issue still persists: when I check a new payment method and save, the update is not reflected even after reloading the page.

Please try to reproduce the scenario on your side.

Hi @qtwrk,

When I disable the object cache, the issue persists.

In order to be able to reflect the updates after editing and saving, I had to disable caching: under “[1] cache”, I toggled off the “Enable Cache” option.

Shouldn’t the cache only by applied on the front office side and not on the back office side?

Looking forward to your reply.

My best regards,

• This reply was modified 9 months ago by joe16.

Hi @moshtafizur01,

Done, I left a 5 stars review!

Have a nice day!

My best regards,