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@saveatrain I’m pretty sure the issue doesn’t require any exclude rules for the LSCache plugin. Did you try doing the things I mentioned?

Thank you for letting us know, @cranksports! We were working on a “default cart fragment” feature in the past but now we might go a different way, as we have other ideas. However due to the earthquakes happening in our country (Turkey), we’ve paused all operations to think of ways to help survivors.

In our future releases, we will publish a fix. Thanks!

Hi @cranksports,

Those blocks also get data from the same cart fragments so while I haven’t checked personally, I’m confident that it will work well with those.

@aretehemp DCF only disables the cart fragments script if users don’t add stuff to their carts (and load the script if they do add things to cart) but you can disable the cart fragments script completely by somehow utilizing the code below (either pasting it under your theme’s functions.php file or using a snippets plugin like Code Snippets):

/** Disable Ajax Call from WooCommerce */
function sert_dequeue_woocommerce_cart_fragments() {
wp_dequeue_script('wc-cart-fragments');
}
add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'sert_dequeue_woocommerce_cart_fragments', PHP_INT_MAX);

However, it will ensure that your cart icon will break and show “0” even though the cart is not empty (because that’s exactly what that cart fragments script does–to update the cart icon with the information fragment of the number of cart items).

Hi @alexliii,

1. Speed Booster Pack’s caching solution is a page caching solution, so it can work alongside with Nginx and/or Redis.
2. You don’t need Async JS but you can keep using Autoptimize as long as you don’t use the same features (e.g. JS optimization, lazy loading etc.) at the same time with the two plugins.

@titsmaker Thank you for your patience! We’ve just released an update regarding compatibility with WooCommerce 7.3.0 (incl. HPOS), WordPress 6.1.1 and PHP 8.1.

Hi @cbratschi,

Upon a second look, I noticed that you’re not using “our” version of Disable Cart Fragments. The folder name of the plugin you’re using is “disable-cart-fragments-1.3.0” but ours is simply “disable-cart-fragments” and we’ve just released version 2.2. I recommend you delete that folder altogether and install our plugin as a new plugin. It doesn’t have any settings so you won’t lose any data.

Hi @cbratschi, we will release an update with PHP8+ support probably this week. Thank you for letting us know about the warning!