Wordpress LScache Plugin: How Does LSCache Handle Woocommerce?
Last Updated on: Wed, 15 Apr 2026 00:00:02 How does LSCache work with woocommerce? I know theres a woocommerce tab in settings, but that seems to be for stock quantity options. I assume you do not need to exclude woocommerce urls from caching, or do you? If you do not need to exclude them, does it automatically purge all woocommerce associated pages (shop, product categories, etc) when a new product is published/created? If that is the case, this is my next question: I have a marketplace where users can publish their own products, which then creates the respective product page and adds it to the usual locations (shop page and product category page) as well as to the users own personal store page. Would there be a point where if users were publishing products very frequently, it would actually be less resource intensive to disable woocommerce caching? For example, and unrealistic perhaps, where new products were being posted every 30 seconds, where the process of purging, caching, purging, repeat is now actually more server intensive than no caching at all? Hi, yes , by design , when a product is posted or edited , its related page will be purged the caching itself doesnt take any extra sources as normal request, except some disk space to store the cache , but the optimization process is and could take time and resources to process so in that unrealistic scenario , if you only enable cache but do not do any optimization options , you can probably still get benefit for 30 seconds of cached time best regards,
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