Keith

@isaumya, thx for the update. I double checked my cloudflare account, but I can assure you that I do not have any page rule. If any, I only have such page rules to wp-rocket to exclude membership pages.

As a matter of fact, I was going to ask you about ‘Cache everything’ rule available in cloudflare -> my domain -> rules -> page rules

I have ‘cache everything’ to a few other domains, but for this particular one, given the membership capability, I have turned them off. How should handle the cache everything rule w/ Super Cache for Cloudflare (SCfC)?

SCfC does seem to do what it has to do, without any extra configuration, so I plan to remove ‘cache everything’ from all other domains. Is this recommended practice?

Yup your team certainly deserves 5 star review!

well.. even with lazy loading turned off for a day, and even for a freshly created website without much of DOM structure, I have consistently lower score for mobile, and as @ashutosharma97 pointed out, it seems like it is due to slow image loading.

Just wonder why cloudflare provides near 0ms lag in image loading for desktop while mobile loading is way slow. My personal experience with my own laptop/desktop/table/mobile in fact got significantly improved after applying cloudflare’s APO. There must be some sort of server level issue that delays mobile image loading from Google PageSpeed’s perspective.

sorted out most of lingering issues. What’s left is conditional payment option to product type. For subscription products, payment method has to be, in my country specific way, ‘Subscription Payment’ that requires extra verification from both the shop and the customer, and for all other products, I simply need to call up other usual payment options, like credit card, bank transfer, apple/samsung pay…

• This reply was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by Keith.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by Keith.

Plz see the attached report – FILE

Just to share what’s going on from my side, I have a country specific gateway plugin that connect local payment modules to woocommerce.

Local payment modules, such Paypal, Stripe, are in competition, and they vary requirements for payment. For example, for subscription billing, each payment modules require different values. One company asks a customer’s cellphone number, while another company asks officially registered name. For digital non-subscrible products, each of them also require different information. So are physical products.

For me, the most ideal case is simply rely on one payment module, and vary checkout billing form depending on products. If it is impossible, or takes too much effort, a possible workaround is to have multiple payment modules, and assign different products to different modules.

I have found multiple plugins that claim it is possible to have different billing field requirements for different products, but wonder if there is a way to handle it at code snippet level.

Hope my intention is clear.

Since I am not using typical payment gateway, one way to solve above issue is to conditionally enable payment options (credit card, paypal, apply pay…)

• This reply was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by Keith.

Well for the record, I do not have any lazy loading option turned on. I’ve just double checked my plugin settings, but it is clearly not.

If images are lazy loaded, it is WordPress default setting.

When it comes to DOM structure, I do admit it is heavy, but desktop performance is unaffected. Mobile pages have much simpler DOM structure, yet, I have much lower score on performance.