LiteSpeed Cache for XF2 - Community 2.3.0

[SelamT]

@Michael A.

Thank you for your reply.
It took a lot of work but I got 100% results in almost all factors.

 

[Forsaken]

Not sure I got what you said. Do you mean not using Google for page speed testing?

There are three things being flagged in the screenshot; lack of compression, lack of deferred Javascript, and remote Javascript (not necessarily flagged, but it performs slower than local files).

There isn't anything XF or LiteSpeed can do to fix using remote files.

 

[Ivancas]

@Michael A. have you found any solution to this? https://xenforo.com/community/threa...sh-the-page-and-try-again.217535/post-1657259

 

[Michael A.]

@Michael A. have you found any solution to this? https://xenforo.com/community/threa...sh-the-page-and-try-again.217535/post-1657259

Not yet but I've been able to put a good amount of work into a solution since the start of the new year. Hopeful to be able to achieve something useful through ESI in the near future.

Regards,
-Michael

 

[Alpha1]

ESI for xenforo would be awesome.

 

[Michael A.]

Hello everyone,

It looks like my CSRF work is going to have remain paused for a few more days while I continue to work through a new mountain of time sensitive work that always seems to appear whenever I am in the middle of any tricky XF plugin changes .

My intention is to get back to this ASAP but I figured that an update on the situation would be nice for those actively waiting.

Regards,
-Michael

 

[El Porcharo]

Michael any chance that we could manually clear cache?

I've changed an image attached to an old thread this morning, but the link preview still shows the old one...

 

[Rhody]

Michael any chance that we could manually clear cache?

I've changed an image attached to an old thread this morning, but the link preview still shows the old one...

I always do it in cpanel

 

[El Porcharo]

I'm on Plesk

 

[Michael A.]

I'm on Plesk

Hello @El Porcharo ,

In most cases the owner of the site should have an lscache directory that you can empty in /home/$user/lscache. Just be aware that this will also clear the cache for any other sites this user caches with LiteSpeed/lscache plugins.

Regards,
-Michael

 

[El Porcharo]

Thanks, Michael.

So if I clear the cache on WordPress, does it happen the same?

 

[Michael A.]

Thanks, Michael.

So if I clear the cache on WordPress, does it happen the same?

If you clear that directory then yes, any WordPress sites for that user would also have their cache files removed resulting in a cache miss the next time someone visits the site and hits the backend server.

If you are using a CDN like QUIC.cloud with WordPress, this would not affect any pages that are cached on those CDN servers, so you may still see a cache hit in those cases.

Additionally, in case I misunderstood your question, I don't think that clearing the cache through our WordPress plugin will have an effect on XenForo cached files.

Regards,
-Michael

 

[El Porcharo]

Additionally, in case I misunderstood your question, I don't think that clearing the cache through our WordPress plugin will have an effect on XenForo cached files.

Yep, that's what I meant.

Thanks for your reply!