mcdeth

Thank you—I tested this on a single-language site. Here’s the exact command I ran:

curl -s -D -   -H "User-Agent: lscache_runner"   https://website/   -o /dev/null | grep -i x-litespeed-cache

first request returns

x-litespeed-cache-control: public,max-age=604800
x-litespeed-cache: miss

After that, no x-litespeed-cache header appeared—so I assumed the cache was hit. However, when I visit the same URL in my browser, I still see “miss” on the first load (and “hit” only on the second).

• This reply was modified 10 months, 1 week ago by mcdeth.

yes, it’s kind of normal when you use multi-language/currency , the first access will always miss , in order to detect the language/currency and set up cookie correctly

Can I exclude it somehow? I have one currency per language and different language per directory (/en/ etc). I’ve seen only this thread on the internet.

But as I was typing, I understood what you mean, like literally first visit is a miss, next pages are cache hit and “Page cached by LiteSpeed Cache” shows yesterdays date.

But since I’m replying I’ll ask if there’s anything left to do for first visit?

anybody? 600kb on product page with all settings on klarna disabled. that’s a joke, its tripple size of jquery.

Yes, sorry about the confusion. Ideally, I’d prefer to have one CSS file per post type in both cases, for UCSS and CCSS.

However, it seems like the settings are being ignored. Currently, I can see that multiple products are being included in the CSS queue for both post types.

https://sendapic.xyz/view/uNiNPd

yes, that answer could’ve been generated by ai too and Autoamtic could’ve saved some money so maybe they can hire devs?

Because it’s not necessary to check on

every

single

page view

if user is still able to use google pay. i mean, God knows what’s going to happen on next page view right. why not discard caching too..

Hi Alekv,

I haven’t installed it yet—I was using GTM4WP, but it doesn’t support Facebook tracking, so I switched to PixelYourSite, which turned out to be completely buggy.

Having separate tracking for each language is far more effective for building audiences and running Advantage+ campaigns. Usually customers dont switch languages as we send them to proper website, unless they’re english speaking customer in Spain but that’s a niche.

Thanks for the quick response!

P.S. It’s great to see you rolled out tag management so swiftly. Do you have any plans to support Zaraz tracking next?

One more question: when a customer visits the site with a UTM code and then places an order, do you attach that UTM code to the order or the customer? I’m asking because it’s good to see UTM tracking displayed on the order page as well/have in history.

• This reply was modified 11 months ago by mcdeth.
• This reply was modified 11 months ago by mcdeth.

These two events aren’t showing up at all. I’ve tested it on two different stores using different themes. I also disabled LiteSpeed and tested with the cookie plugin both enabled and disabled — same result. All other events are reported correctly, except these two.

Since switching to PYS for GTM, I haven’t seen any purchases reported in GA. Facebook tracking works fine. Today I spent some time testing and only switching to GAnalytics help to have purchase event. I can see it also in console.