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MISS doesn't mean no-cache and Drupal caches the ESI whole. All in all, disable Drupal caching. 1 cache plus 1 cache is not 2 caches.

The Expire header is an outdated method to control the cache behaviour of static sources since it is more likely used as a fallback for older or outdated browsers. Also, the Expire header controls the cache or the TTL by the date create time of a source. Cache-control controls the TTL by access...

Yes. Press the F12 key and select the network tab in browser dev console.

You have a additional cache layer running. This might be the reason for the reported issue. x-drupal-cache

It depends on if you need ESI for PS. ESI is (was in the past) a good idea, but ESI causes other issues you don't want. The best solution would be using PS without ESI and using client side scripting instead, but for this better solution PrestaShop has to be changed to make it more page cache...

LiteSpeed Enterprise is the web server, so it doesn't matter if you use LSWS or OLS. The problem is ESI if ESI is used with Prestashop as this CMS isn't really cache friendly.

It seems that LiteSpeed has disabled ESI for Prestashop as ESI causes issues with the current PS version.

Read this before posting an issue: https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/

Disable the PS developer mode, purge the cache and try again. .

You are always welcome. :)

This forum is for LiteSpeed Enterprise (LSWS). For OLS support please use OLS support forum https://forum.openlitespeed.org/

It is possible to make your need available with ESI, but you must have a deep understanding about ESI and how to use ESI inline or ESI include, especially with a custom CMS.

Would you please provide us with information which CMS do you use?

It seems you are using the LiteSpeed cache plugin for Wordpress. If there are any issues with this plugin please follow the recommendations to get help provided by this forum. https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/ So please read this...

If LiteSpeed support doesn't answer your question, please contact me by PM.

This issue is related to the LiteSpeed cache plugin for WordPress, but support for this plugin has been discontinued since many years. For support please use the support forum at Wordpress and read this...

Unfortunately, ChatGPT did not do a good job because ChatGPT misunderstood "synchronize". In the specific context, synchronize does not mean that all cron jobs should be executed at the same time to turn 4 cron jobs into just 1. The generated code does exactly that and that is not helpful...

FYI: You don't need 4 or 3 not synchronized cron jobs, but only 1 cron job. The first cron job for product reindex starts the next process if finished and starts the process for sitemap generation and if finished it starts the process to purge the cache. This procedure needs only 1 cron job and...

Yes.

This recommendation depends only on certain hosting providers. Most hosts have enabled ESI by default.