walstice

Please ignore my previous message. The source of the issue it’s somewhere else. Thanks.

Hi, thanks for your reply.

Our plugin setup is about showing only logs of product stock changes by users, purchases, system and third party plugins. So we already set “Log all stock changes” since the beginning. The only events enabled are stock-related events.

Everything works fine, except for two things:

1) When, for example, I change the product name via a third party plugin (like “YITH Product Bulk Editing”), then I get an event with the following:

Changed the stock quantity of the product NULL to 416.
Product ID: NULL
Product status: NULL

In reality we did not change any quantity at all, we only changed its name.

2) When we change quantity of a product via third party plugin we get the same event:

Changed the stock quantity of the product NULL to 416.
Product ID: NULL
Product status: NULL

We are using WooMultistore (multisite plugin for woocommerce, it syncs stock, titles, images etc.. among child-sites) so I suspect this might be the cause.

Well I will debug it more following this line, I’ll update you in case.

Thanks for your message,
Best Regards.

Great thank you, you can close this post.

Hi, thanks for your quick reply.

Actually my website is a multisite (5 sites), by deleting the plugin from “Network > Plugins” it won’t delete all database options/data?

Thanks

Sorry, ignore this message. I though i fix the issue, but no.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by walstice.

Hi, yes I already saw your typo mistake, I set it correctly into my htaccess but still nothing.

I will open a ticket then, thanks anyway.

Hi,

unfortunately none of your solutions worked (cache-control and rewrite rule).

Cached pages are still served to logged in customers and I cannot figure out what is it! I tried disabling LiteSpeed and the problem is gone, so it’s LS for sure.

It’s really killing me since our customers are facing lots of problems since we started with LS cache.

How to replicate my issue: Visit PAGE X, then visit PAGE Y and login. When you go back to PAGE X you will see it as non logged in (no prices, no add to cart button).

Any other resolution to this?

Thanks!

Hello,

after following your kind advice, I notice that now Product Categories are not served from browser cache after login, but product page il still browser cached.

Now if I:

Go to Homepage > Category 1 > Sub-Category 2 > Product Page X

And then I go back to Category 1, and I login via the sidebar widget, and I go back into Sub-Category 2 I (finally) don’t see anymore the browser-cached page.

But when I go to Product Page X then it shows me the browser-cached page, therefore I can’t see prices and add to cart.

This is the header showing on product page: https://i.ibb.co/HdY70xg/234.png

Any clue what it could be?

Thanks!

Hi, on a fresh browser tab, visit the homepage, then a category, and the a product.

Now login into the website, and repeat the process (homepage > category > product). You will notice that pages are still cached even after login, which results in user impossibility to see prices and add items to cart.

Please let me know, best regards.

Hi, thanks for your reply.

At the end, the issue about cached pages served to logged in users still occurs.

Basically, when I am logged out and I login the members-only website and browse product categories, I still see logged-out cached pages, therefore I can’t see prices and add to cart.

How can I resolve this issue?

Best Regards
Thanks

Hi, at the end I manage to fix my issue number 1 (cached logged out pages being served by mistake to logged in users).

I have just this issue left:

As members-only WooCommerce website, we don’t want to purge at all any cache of categories/products when stock status or quantity changes, but unfortunately there’s no such option. Every time we get an order, categories/products are getting purged and logged out users do not get benefit of the cached pages.

For reference, this are the only options: https://i.ibb.co/0Kp73RH/2343.png

Is there any solution to this?

Thank you.

Hi, I just approved your account.

Please tell me when you plan to test it yourself so I will enable again the cache. You can even just reply to this topic, I will get immediate notification.

By the way, I had to disable the cache since customers couldn’t use the website.

Thanks again for your support!

Hi, thank you for your reply!

The report number is: ZNLPAZRC

Thanks.

Hi Lap,

your suggestion works like a charm.

Thank you!

Thank you for your reply.

At the end I manage to solve question nr.1 and nr.2 together by creating endpoints of each firs-level categories thanks to cat:[category name].

By the way there’s another bug: If you choose “Block POS from ordering out of stock products” and you have a product which is out of stock, the POS still lets you add it to the cart.

Thanks again!