We re using Drupal 10 and a custom Bootstrap 5 theme and we have tried over and over to use this LiteSpeed Cache module every time a new version comes out but we have never succeeded with it.
We thought it was was time we put pen-to-paper so that someone wise in the community can put us right!
Here goes...
WHEN the LiteSpeed cache kicks in with our shared hosting it is absolutely spectacular and we get pages served in a fraction of a second!
BUT we have never been able to use it because it does not behave as we understand and expect.
SYMPTOMS
For logged in contributor users, TWO things should change:
IT WORKS and then it DOESN'T WORK
Sometimes this works fine and then we switch to another tab (within the same session) where both elements should appear the same for the logged-in user but we get neither as below...
No amount of browser cache-clearing makes any difference.
CONFIGURATION
As far as we understand it, if we want both those blocks to be considered as ESI blocks then we should configure the LSCache module as below...
HELP and ADVICE
Can anyone please offer some help and advice as to whether we have simply misunderstood or whether we have configure the module wrongly.
The facility to be able to use the LS Cache reliable would fundamentally change the end users' experience and so we are very keen to try to get to the bottom of this.
Thank you
We thought it was was time we put pen-to-paper so that someone wise in the community can put us right!
Here goes...
WHEN the LiteSpeed cache kicks in with our shared hosting it is absolutely spectacular and we get pages served in a fraction of a second!
BUT we have never been able to use it because it does not behave as we understand and expect.
SYMPTOMS
For logged in contributor users, TWO things should change:
- In the horizontal menu across the top (id=block-bit-by-bit-horizontalmenu), the last menu item should change to 'Me' and led to a submenu as shown below.
- The Admin Toolbar (id=toolbar-administration) should show on the lefthand side as shown below.
IT WORKS and then it DOESN'T WORK
Sometimes this works fine and then we switch to another tab (within the same session) where both elements should appear the same for the logged-in user but we get neither as below...
No amount of browser cache-clearing makes any difference.
CONFIGURATION
As far as we understand it, if we want both those blocks to be considered as ESI blocks then we should configure the LSCache module as below...
HELP and ADVICE
Can anyone please offer some help and advice as to whether we have simply misunderstood or whether we have configure the module wrongly.
The facility to be able to use the LS Cache reliable would fundamentally change the end users' experience and so we are very keen to try to get to the bottom of this.
Thank you
