Best caching practices
Hi, I'm using Litespeed, and sometimes this is causing some issues on crm, forms, checkout etc...
Has anyone a best practice tutorial for configuring Litespeed with Fluent plugins?
TIA
I think they recommend using NGINX and Redis cache.
William Beem I have Redis, but I'm looking for specific settings for Litespeed
Natascha Vantuykom Here's what the wonderful AI overlords tell us.
- Exclude the main CRM dashboard/admin area (e.g.,
/wp-admin/*). - Exclude any front-end user account or community pages (e.g.,
/community/*,/my-account/*,/portal/*). - Exclude pages that host dynamic forms, as caching can interfere with their functionality and dynamic values.
- Enable Cache for Static Assets: Ensure your caching plugin optimizes and caches static assets like CSS, JavaScript files (with specific exceptions if needed for functionality), and images for all pages.
Hey Natascha Vantuykom! Could you please specify exactly which issues you are facing?
Nazir Himel sometimes campaigns are not going out on time, or old data is displayed, calendars not adapting booked slots, that kind of stuff
Following this thread because I also use Litespeed.
From what other plugins do, there are usually some exclusions that need to be add in the “JS Excludes” to avoid functionality issues.
It would be great to have a list of them provided by the Fluent team.
You can also see the JS with issues in the browser console and add them in the JS Excludes.