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Whenever you doubt that LiteSpeed ESI:inline wouldn't work, here's proof. https://www.dev.cachecrawler.com/esi/ **********************************************************************************************************************************************************************************...

@sajjad220 This incorrect server configuration is rarely an error by your hosting provider, but is usually caused unknowingly by the user himself. Therefore, check whether you have installed any plugin that is responsible for this. Your provider will most likely just shake his head.

@sajjad220 You have a wrong server configuration. Main document may not be cached by browser.

All I can say is that activating gzip at application level is harmful because the LiteSpeed web server dynamically uses the appropriate compression. If you manage the compression at the application level, you remove the LSWS's ability to use "brotli" compression if necessary. This applies in...

@WiltonSchwarz Your comment about LiteSpeed LScache is self-fulfilling. You could also have said that you have to breathe. Enrich us with your knowledge to understand what you want to tell us.

You can also do it differently, because the order of the URLs in the sitemap doesn't follow any real logic. We are planning a better solution, some of which I have already described above. However, this solution is only part of a larger solution.

Yes. :) Yes.:)

The built-in crawler crawls the URLs from the sitemap and in the order they are listed in it. If you have activated webp replacement, mobile view or|and guest mode, each "Cache Profile" will be crawled or used individually. No, it is not a service. It's an application that has to be installed...

You got that right! Which one do you mean? The built-in crawler from cache plugin or mine, the Kitt Cache Crawler? It's a standalone application that runs parallel, but independently from WP, but optimized for the needs of LiteSpeed web server and LScache, so it is not a universal crawler...

https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/

The cart page may not be cached. This applies to the complete checkout process.

When there is enough interest? yes

https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/

Which cache plugin do you use?

Once the cache has been created, there are only 1 or 2 reasons why the URLs are no longer in the cache: 1.) The cache was deleted using PURGE. 2.) The cache files in the /lscache directory have been deleted. If you state that the cache is purged before the TTL expires, please check whether you...

Would you tell me what value you entered for Public Cache TTL?

Did you enable "Seperate Cache Copy for Logged-in Users" ? If yes, are you logged-in while you check cache status?

@Rose Cooper You seem to be new at LiteSpeed?!

@Aklih Regardless of your idea and the fact that this idea was very difficult to implement in LiteSpeed cache plugin, I still want to give you a description of how to solve the problem. As I have already tried to make you understand on LiteSpeed Slack, your problem is that your server is...

This is a issue you should use WP support. This is not a LiteSpeed related issue.