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--- litespeed_wiki:cache:common:seperate-mobile-versions [2017/04/27 21:10]
Jackson Zhang
+++ litespeed_wiki:cache:common:seperate-mobile-versions [2017/10/18 16:25]
Lisa Clarke Separated out verbiage for LSCWP to make it more clear.
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 ====== Handling Websites With Separate Mobile Versions ======
-**UPDATE:** As of LSCWP version 1.0.4, there is a configuration option that will add this rule automatically. Please see the [[litespeed_wiki:cache:lscwp:configuration#enable_separate_mobile_view|configurations wiki]] for additional details.
+Caching may not work properly with websites that have separate Mobile versions which use a different skin than the main site uses.
-Caching may not work properly with websites that have separate Mobile versions using a different skin than the main site.
+In such cases, you can tell LSCache to cache a separate copy of the website's Mobile version so that the views are not mixed up.
-In such cases, you can tell LSCache to cache the website's Mobile version differently than the main version so they are not mixed up. Do this by adding the following to the .htaccess file (these are just some examples only and you may have your own rules):
+===== In the LSCache for WordPress Plugin =====
+If you are using the WordPress plugin, as of version 1.0.4, there is a configuration option that will add this rule automatically. Please see the [[litespeed_wiki:cache:lscwp:configuration:cache#cache_mobile|LSCWP Cache Settings page]] for additional details.
+===== For Other LSCache Applications =====
+Add the following to the ''.htaccess'' file (these are just some examples only and you may have your own rules):
 <code>
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 **Important:** Your rewrite rules must exactly match your backend's mobile detection. If these do not match, you may run into the issue where your rewrite rules think that a device is mobile while the backend does not and visa-versa. This can cause, for example, the desktop version of a page to be cached and flagged as the mobile version which will then be wrongly served to all mobile viewers.
-For example, for Magento LiteMage user, once you set the above in .htaccess, you have to set the exact same expression at Magento administrative area -> System -> Configuration -> Design -> Themes ->Add Exceptions, place the exact same expression used in .htaccess here.  Otherwise, it may not return the right contents.
+For example, for Magento LiteMage users, once you set the above in ''.htaccess'', you have to set the //exact same expression// in the Magento administrative area: Navigate to **System > Configuration > Design > Themes > Add Exceptions** and place the expression used in ''.htaccess'' here.  If it's not exact, it may not return the right contents.