Anonymous User 7658014
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Thanks for opening a new topic. Can you test the behavior with WP_DEBUG set to true and see if any error messages or PHP warnings would occur?
Other than that, WooCommerce used to use a custom constant to exclude certain pages from being cached. Cachify does consider that constant, so there shouldn’t be any problems on the cart page. Let’s work on it, though, and make sure.
I tried debug and also set up an error log but no error is shown on the site and I am not getting an error log in FTP. But I still can’t add a product, it will just stay on the product page.
I have blocked access to wp-config, robots, include files and wp-content(security purposes). Does this represent a problem for Cachify?
Hi, so now I found the debug log. It shows:
[09-Aug-2015 05:28:39 UTC] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: fullclass in /home/www/…/html/wordpress/wp-content/themes/…/home.php on line 18
That sounds like a bug in your theme then.
By the way, I wouldn’t recommend using any static file caching plugin in combination with WooCommerce without careful preparation. E-commerce systems heavily rely on sessions and accurate data for things like the shopping cart or the checkout process.
You should at least exclude those specific pages from being cached.
I’m closing this for now. If you come across any real bugs, feel free to open an issue on GitHub.
