mukoka

If you value my experience and my previous posts, then you should follow my recommendations. For LiteSpeed ??and good website optimization, being a developer is not enough. If in doubt, don’t expect that you will be given a lack of knowledge about programming and website optimization.

I regret that I cannot convey the facts to you diplomatically. It is like it is!

Unfortunately I have to disagree with you. Unless you have in-depth knowledge of programming, you will not be able to find the cause or the solution. The LiteSpeed ??Cache Plugin can do a lot, but not everything. Especially since it is not completely free of bugs. Given the fact that you are obviously not a programmer, there is little point in continuing this discussion, nor in your ability to identify possible bugs that could be solved.

Since you have already achieved a high level of optimization, I recommend that you accept this level of optimization. Hope LiteSpeed ??improves the cache plugin even further.

@annajar

I would like to help you solve your problem, but this help requires a deep understanding of programming, website optimization and how the LiteSpeed ??Cache plugin works. Unfortunately, from your comments so far, I have to tell that you are very interested in optimizing your site, but you lack basic knowledge and knowledge about optimization, the special features of your theme and how the cache plugin tries to optimize the poorly optimized areas. However, I would like to emphasize that we are talking about optimization at the highest level. In case of doubt, this means that it may not be possible to achieve the highest level in your area because your theme and the installed plugins prevent unrestricted optimization.

With WordPress and WooCommerce you have chosen a CMS that is anything but suitable for getting the most out of optimization. WordPress is good, but WordPress is only partially suitable for customizing it with a universal plugin. This means, firstly, that not everything can be optimized and secondly, that you have to tolerate any handicaps caused by the theme you use and the plugins you install. If you want uncompromising optimization, then you need a customizer who creates the appropriate conditions to get the best optimization.

To make your page loads always fast you need to warmup the cache with the built-in crawler, because only the cache makes loading fast. If your page isn’t cached it shows its “real face” of your page.

If it takes too long to load without cache, then it’s not the problem with the cache plugin, but rather a poorly designed hosting. WooCoommerce requires at least a VPS.

Correct the delay setting as indicated. Ask you provider how many cores the CPU of your server have and devide the number by 2 and set this value in Server Load Limit.

Did you enable the crawler in General Settings?

Did you press the “Show Crawler Status” button?

Press the button twice with a short delay after first press.

Of course there is a warning message at the top of this page:

Crawler feature is not enabled

Can you give an example of a cron job for wp-cron.php?

If the built-crawler is disabled at your host you can’t bypass this block with a system cron, so it doesn’t matter which command you use to make the crawler work.

These crawlers are universal crawlers and don’t work with LScache, but there is one that is especially made for LScache.

btw. Never use Incognito mode to check cache status. This mode is not safe enough to check cache status. Use a another browser to check it.

I don’t think so. WooCommerce geolocation doesn’t check the location of the server, but the user’s location and only this location matters. This means, if you warmup the cache nobody can benefit of this warmed cache, because WooCommerce geolocation always adds a GET paramater to the url, but this will only work if a URL isn’t cached yet. If a URL is cached there is no more PHP and without PHP (WooCommerce geolocation) a requested URL cannot be redirected. This also means that you not only have a problem with warmup, but also with right caching and prices depending on user’s location and so on….

If your host supports LiteSpeed GeoLocation you can use it to provide different content (prices) with different cache vary (cache copy) depending on user’s location, but the warmup isn’t possible. For this you would need a server in every country just for warmup. To solve this tricky situation with cache warmup and geolocation you need a complete different solution like explained in my last post.

There is nothing to talk about. Fast loading depends on if a URL is cached or not. If a URL is not cached loading is slow, so that is all about.

But loading time depends on the amount of sources that have to be loaded. If your category pages have a big size of HTML sources and much Javascript|CSS sources it takes more time to load the data and to display it.

The “King” of a fast loading page is, who can reduce the amount of data that are only needed for the requested URL and uses a page cache to reduce the time for PHP and MySQL processes.

You should also read this:

https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/lscwp/troubleshoot/#cache-purges-too-frequently

In this case webp replacement is not supported.