@kejserjorn
Empty results mean that no VPI images returned on that page.
We do not have an easy way to clear all VPI data(but I will forward it to developers to add this in admin area). You can try running this SQL command:
DELETE FROM wp_postmeta WHERE meta_key = 'litespeed_vpi_list';
BUT replace wp_postmeta with the correct table name from your database.
VPI is a service we are trying to improve and changes will come in the future. Deleting all VPI and regenerating might not fix your VPI problems. You can try, but is not a guarantee.
Thank You.
There most certainly are VPI images on the pages. The logo as an example. It is in the header and hence found in the very top on every page on the site. But the VPI service only see it as a VPI image on very few pages. Most pages just has “empty result”.
Product pages are another example. The main product image is indeed in the viewport. But still it returns “empty result” on nearly every product.
When “empty result” is in the LSC meta box in the post editor, the VPI service does not scan the page again on new visit. I guess it makes sense to not scan every single time, but it is a problem when “empty result” is not correct.
If I manually delete the “empty result” in the meta box, it does scan again when the page is revisited.
I understand from other posts here on the forum, that the VPI service does need some improvement. I will await future updates and hopefully You will make it easier to get rid of the wrong “empty result” scans.
I have an open case about VPI not working properly at the moment (nothing detected on Mobile, and partial detection on Desktop).
I had “vpi error” too at some point, that I edited using a plugin like Wp sheet editor. There are 3 fields for VPI per device, so 6 fields to check and to eventually empty out.
@srossignol
You can make search on Litespeed forum and see what other topics are found
OR you can create a new topic and we will gladly help you
@litetim I was only sharing information with the OP of this ticket. My ticket is being handled well 😉
