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Hi,

I think any solution to resolve this is by rejecting the following cookie for page cache: wc_session_cookie

Is there a possibility to reject cookies in WP Super cache?

Thanks in advance!

Jeroen

Hi Frederick,

I’m still trying to improve loading times and especially the TTFB.
I managed to add update the memcache location by updating the ‘master.php’ (/wp-content/w3tc-config/master.php). This improved loading times a lot.

I’m now monitoring if all caching goes well. If you have any futher tips please let me know. The only thin I’m seing now is when I add a product to the cart and later try to remove this from the header cart by clicking on ‘verwijderen’ (Dutch for remove). Visually this doesn’t seem to work.

Thanks and regards,

Jeroen

Hi Frederick,

I had contact with my hoster and changed servers. Now I can make use of memcache.
I can choose the option now in the W3C admin panel. When I choose this I get the following message:

The following memcached servers are not responding or not running:
Database Cache: 127.0.0.1:11211.

Contacted the hosting again and they informed me that the memcache is available on the following location:
unix:///var/run/byte-memcached/mijncosmetica.nl/memcached.sock

Do you have experience with this? Can I change locations?

Thanks again,

Jeroen

Hi Frederick, Pothi,

Thanks for your support. I acitvated db and object cache. This doesn’t seem to improve the loading times. I contected my hosting provider as I can only use ‘disk’ as caching option and I’m convinced this is as slow as not caching. I will let you know once I got more info from them (they are also looking into the possibilities of Redis). I also use the CDN functionality.

I also tested (and don’t know if I can mention this here) WP Super cache. This pluggin actually improved the TTFB. As this pluggin has some issues with the dynamic parts of the pages this isn’t option for at this moment. W3C offers much more options to customize the caching.

As you mentioned Cloudflare will not address this issue alone. I also don’t know what the effect will be on dynamic elements. Perhaps it has to do with the Woocommerce plugin.

Thanks again for you time.

Regards,

Jeroen

Hi Frederick,

Thanks for you very prompt reply. I didn’t realize that this is causing a really slow first byte time. Is there perhaps possibility to resolve this?

I’m currently looking into the possibility of adding CloudFlare too. I don’t know if this will improve the performance. I’m really impressed with you pluggin and want to use all the features but as I expect you will understand I want to improve loading time for most users. Deactivating makes the website faster and I really convinced that working with your pluggin make WP sites a lot faster.

Thanks agains.

Regards,

Jeroen

Hi,

After some testing I actually found what is causing this problem but I don’t know how to fix it. It is still not resolved.

What is causing this
When I empty the cache all is working fine. I now go to the store and add a product page and add that specific product into the shopping cart. The shopping cart in the header is know showing x item and € x. When I now go to a page that not yet has had any traffic the cart information is being cached along whit the other content. When going to that specific page in an new session the cached cart info will briefly been shown.

What can I do to resolve this?
I want to prevent the cart area in the header from being cached. But how? Can anybody help excluding the header cart from cache (definitely preferred option).

Thanks in advance,

Jeroen

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