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--- litespeed_wiki:cache:litemage2:troubleshooting [2019/11/12 16:50]
Jackson Zhang [Page Cache should be enabled under Cache Management]
+++ litespeed_wiki:cache:litemage2:troubleshooting [2019/11/12 19:45]
Lisa Clarke [Enable debug "Yes and set X-LiteMage-Debug response headers"] Copyedited
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-==== Enable debug "Yes and set X-LiteMage-Debug response headers" ====
+==== EnableDebug "Yes and set X-LiteMage-Debug response headers" ====
-Staring from LiteMage 2.1.0, LiteMage introduces the "X-LiteMage-Debug response headers" feature and it will make your troubleshooting easier.  When you tried everything in the wiki but you still could not see ""X-LiteSpeed-Cache: hit,litemage" header, you might consider to enable this debug feature to find out more information.
+LiteMage 2.1.0 and above includes the **X-LiteMage-Debug response headers** feature, designed to make troubleshooting easier.
-To enable this, you will need to go to Magento Admin -> Stores -> Advanced -> LiteMage Cache -> Developer Settings -> Enable Debug -> ''Yes and set X-LiteMage-Debug response headers''. You can also add your IP to "Log Debug Messages Only for Listed IPs" field to show such debug header to your IP only.
+When you try everything in the wiki but you still are not seeing an ''X-LiteSpeed-Cache: hit,litemage'' header, enable this debug feature to collect more information.
+Navigate to **Magento Admin > Stores > Advanced > LiteMage Cache > Developer Settings**, and set **Enable Debug** to ''Yes and set X-LiteMage-Debug response headers''. You can also add your IP to to the **Log Debug Messages Only for Listed IPs** field to show the debug header to your IP only.
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-Then when you browse your site and use the browser developer tool to check the header:
+Once enabled, you can browse your site, and use the browser's developer tool to check the header:
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-Headers show:
+In this case, the **Headers** show:
   x-litemage-debug-cc:
   x-litemage-debug-info: Layout has uncacheable blocks mgs_gdpr_login_header, wishlist-link-header, wishlist_header, wishlist_header,
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   x-litemage-debug-vary:
-which tells you ''Layout has uncacheable blocks mgs_gdpr_login_header, wishlist-link-header, wishlist_header, wishlist_header,
+The info ''Layout has uncacheable blocks mgs_gdpr_login_header, wishlist-link-header, wishlist_header, wishlist_header,
-  captcha-header'' and these blocks cause the page uncacheable. You may need to consider to disable such blocks or modify the template to make them ''cacheable''.
+  captcha-header'' tells you that there are five blocks which are causing the page to be uncacheable. If you want to cache the page, you will either need to disable to blocks, or modfiy the template to make them ''cacheable''.
 ==== Page is not cachable because of "cacheable" is set to "false"====
 If you followed every step in the installation wiki and still do not see the ''X-LiteSpeed-Cache: hit,litemage'' header for that page/for all pages, it is likely that the page is non-cacheable due to a setting from another plugin.