LSCache & Joomla Modules
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Hi @tscstrategic ,
You can check wiki here https://www.litespeedtech.com/suppo...i:cache:lscjoomla:configuration:exclude-rules to exclude components.
You can also set modules to no cache from Components > LiteSpeed Cache > ESI Modules > Choose the module and set ESI Module Cache Type to None.
You can check wiki here https://www.litespeedtech.com/suppo...i:cache:lscjoomla:configuration:exclude-rules to exclude components.
You can also set modules to no cache from Components > LiteSpeed Cache > ESI Modules > Choose the module and set ESI Module Cache Type to None.
Hi Unique_Eric ,
I'm assuming, I would need to render all modules as ESI Modules for this to work, correct? Currently all of the modules are normal.
[UPDATE] I figured it out, thank you!
Thank you,
TSC
I'm assuming, I would need to render all modules as ESI Modules for this to work, correct? Currently all of the modules are normal.
[UPDATE] I figured it out, thank you!
Thank you,
TSC
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Hi Unique_Eric ,
Ok, I'm having a weird issue when rendering our custom modules used for Ad delivery as ESI modules. They basically create a 404 error, see screenshot.
I'm trying to prevent LSCache from caching these modules due to the ads changing automatically based on specific dates.
Thank you,
TSC
Ok, I'm having a weird issue when rendering our custom modules used for Ad delivery as ESI modules. They basically create a 404 error, see screenshot.
I'm trying to prevent LSCache from caching these modules due to the ads changing automatically based on specific dates.
Thank you,
TSC
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Correct, if I convert the modules to ESI and set them to no cache, I get what you see in the screen shot. Here's the link to the site, but I had to render the modules as regular to fix the site: https://www.ecomagazine.com
One other thing I found, with ESI enabled for the login, users were getting 404 errors on all the links, including forgot password & forgot username.
We use sh404sef for our SEF URLs, not sure if that's a factor or not.
One other thing I found, with ESI enabled for the login, users were getting 404 errors on all the links, including forgot password & forgot username.
We use sh404sef for our SEF URLs, not sure if that's a factor or not.
First, the cache keep showing a `miss` from header which means page did not serve from cache. Did you set following rules to the .htaccess file?
More info: https://www.litespeedtech.com/suppo...e:lscjoomla:installation#server_configuration
Those ads are external resources, not sure why it can be cached. Did you see it's not updating after cache set to enable?
If you confirm sh404sef has compatibility issue with lscache, please submit a ticket to bug@litespeedtech.com with reproduce steps. Our developer will check from there.
Best,
Eric
Code:
<IfModule LiteSpeed>
CacheLookup on
</IfModule>Those ads are external resources, not sure why it can be cached. Did you see it's not updating after cache set to enable?
If you confirm sh404sef has compatibility issue with lscache, please submit a ticket to bug@litespeedtech.com with reproduce steps. Our developer will check from there.
Best,
Eric