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Harshad
(@bornforphp)
@leandroprz I’m outside Argentina and should I see the prices in US$?
If that’s the case then I see the prices in US$ on category pages:
https://leandroperez.art/tienda/categoria/talleres/
Please check the screenshot attached here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/t9uqdu8phhefh8m/Screenshot%20at%20Nov%2014%2012-01-32.png?dl=0
Yes, outside Argentina you should see US$. This is my config for WPML multi currency: https://i.imgur.com/zMTzCle.png
I’m also seeing US$ for that link but I’m in Argentina (I should see AR$): https://i.imgur.com/47a6DlJ.png
I think prices are being cached for whoever vitis the page first, then evebody else sees the same currency no matter the location.
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Harshad
(@bornforphp)
@leandroprz Can you please try to purge the cache and then try to manually preload it from WP-Optimize > Cache and check if it works?
Unfortunately it didn’t work. Now that I purged the cache I see AR$ from Argentina and outside the country as well (I’m using TunnelBear to check my website from other countries).
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Harshad
(@bornforphp)
@leandroprz AFAIK, WPML also stores the cache in its settings, Did you try to purge the cache in WPML settings and check if it helps to fix the issue?
Hi @leandroprz @bornforphp
This is the expected behaviour.
If you use WooCommerce geolocation in order to determine the pricing, WP-Optimize Premium supports geolocation.
If not, you will need a custom caching extension (a small piece of code that works with WP-OPtimize’s page caching system) in order to make this work.
Best,
Marc
Thanks for the clarification. I’ll check the premium version of the plugin.