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There is definitely a difference between browsers. Firefox doesn't support QUIC and has problems with HTTP/2 server push. Only Chrome and Opera have full HTTP/2 support.

Meanwhile I know how Smarty works with ESI.

There are some news and now I know why it doesn't work. ESI processor tries to fetch the URI in <esi:include src=""> like a regular request, but if there is a Smarty tag, ESI doesn't know what to do with Smarty tag. That means there is no way to use Smarty tags with ESI src attribute. Instead...

I have to correct myself. Using this Smarty tag is wrong. When I debug this tag there is no source, it displays the content of an array, so I have to search for other places.

This one works <esi:include src="/hardcoded_file_path/file.php" cache-control="no-cache" /> This one doesn't <esi:include src="{$box_shopping_cart}" cache-control="no-cache" /> It is no Wordpress application. WP doesn't use Smarty.....!

Hi all, I am looking for a documentation about how ESI can be used with Smarty. ESI works, but only if I set a hardcoded file path for src. If I set a Smarty tag for src I get error: Is there any log file for debugging this error?