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Okay again and that is fact. If you want to use Litespeed Cache you need either a plugin or a developer who develops a plugin for your application. Without a development that can organize and control Litespeed Cache you can't use it. Why didn't you ask before you buy a license? Everything you...

You need a plugin for each application that should get cached pages. Without a plugin you cannot use LS Cache. https://www.litespeedtech.com/products/cache-plugins

@Michael A It was only an idea...., sorry.... for trying to help...

@Michael A Maybe xf_lscxf_logged_in|xf_user|xf_session_admin cookie will not be removed if logoff?!

The big question is, who has developed this plugin? I don't know much about Litespeed cache plugin for Xenforo, so all I know is that this plugin has only rudimentary cache settings and has to be extended with functions like they are available in other Litespeed cache plugins. You should open a...

It doesn't matter if you on shared hosting, vServer or dedicated server. The problem is that this extension doesn't use default checkout and Litespeed Cache plugin doesn't know this extension and can't exclude this extension from beeing cached. You need someone who can extend Litespeed cache...

To find the reason for this issue, do the following steps: 1.) Logoff from forum 2.) Remove all cookies from your browser and don't request your forum again until all steps are done. 3.) Add the following Rewrite Rule to you .htaccess where all other Litespeed Cache Rules are defined. You can...

In my mind these Rewrite Rules are insufficient for your custom usage. Redis and Cloudflare can make a difference, but it seems to be better to open a support ticket.

If guests see the wrong theme, something goes wrong with login cookie if a user logoff. If a user is logging off and login cookie still exists he gets the the theme from logged in user. Have you manually defined these Rewrite Rules or are these rules defined by the plugin? They don't look okay...

Again, I don't know this plugin. If there is no function to add a new hook you have to find someone who extends this plugin or try it manually with a vary cache rule in .htaccess. Or open a support ticket to get help.

Setting a cookie to logged in users is not enough. This cookie must be binded to login status, so if logged in users logoff this cookie must be removed. Otherwise cookie still exists if users logoff and they will get wrong theme.

No, logged it users get different cached pages as not logged in users, but both get cached pages.

I don't know Opencart cache plugin and don't know if there is a function to exlude URLs from caching. If there is no such function you can exclude specific URLs from being cached in defining a cache rule in .htaccess. Otherweise check plugin functions. Example: RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI}...

Set a cookie for users who login and define a vary cache rule in .htaccess: Example: RewriteCond %{HTTP_COOKIE} "loggedin" [NC] RewriteRule .* - [E=Cache-Control:vary=loggedin_user]

Before you start using Litespeed Cache you should learn how to optimize a webpage. Otherwise you will get to much trouble!

Additional Info: This forum doesn't support Litespeed Cache plugin for Wordpress. You will get support at Wordpress Forum https://wordpress.org/plugins/litespeed-cache/

You have a very large number of static files. These static files causes blocking rendering on client side. Rendering files like CSS and JS is part of the client and not the server and is not part of HTTP cache. If you want to improve it reduce the number of static files.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/litespeed-cache/ Enjoy ;)

You are talking about Litespeed Cache. Litespeed Cache needs a plugin for specific application like Wordpress. If you use Litespeed Cache without plugin, it is (almost) impossible to use Litespeed cache.

Which cache plugin do you use?