I know very well my limitations and while I understand what cache is and what it's supposed to do, lscache is NOT a "plug and play" software. I should never have to do anything but install and have it work correctly - it does not. If it was, YOU would not have to be writing software to fix it's limitations and problems and you would NOT have to be creating tickets on GitHub! Now it may be other factors that are effecting it's ability to work properly for me and that's why I'm here to get help. I'm not here to be insulted or get brow beat. Some things I've done may not be the correct way of doing things but I'm doing my best to work them out any way I can.
Other peoples word salads with no help is worthless! But you've been great,
so thank you.
BTW, I knew enough to help write and update your caching software for you!!! Remember?
Also, the cart IS BEING CACHED as well as the LOGOUT process. Customers adding or updating qty in cart would NOT update and they could NOT logout until I added those three lines of code. I'm sorry, you can tell me all you want that I'm wrong but it's very much true and one of those three lines fixed it!
I've since added this to the .htaccess to satisfy the rules: RewriteRule .* - [E=Cache-Control:max-age=300]
Generic cache or not, it's caching my site in windows and iPhone, plus there are MILLIONS of User Agents, how can you possibly know which ones to add? This is why asked if there was wildcards to cover multiple versions of Safari, Chrome etc.
what Opencart version?
3.0.3.7
LSWS(LiteSpeed Web Server) or OLS (OpenLiteSpeed)?
LiteSpeed Web Server
PHP version?
7.3.33
LSCache plugin version?
3.0-latest
native Opencart or modified Opencart build like ocStore?
Have have dozens of 3rd party extensions
is third Opencart theme installed?
Journal
are different desktop and mobile views?
Not that I'm aware, but there are many settings in Journal for different screen sizes
are in .htaccess present rewrite rules with L flag?
Yes, several like this [L,R=301]
I hope this helps some...
