Wp Speed: cache serves a logged-in cart to the next visitor

Wp speed starts with a real fault on the site you have. The usual one is this: cache serves a logged-in cart to the next visitor.

The failure we expect

• Cache serves a logged-in cart to the next visitor
• Images are the original camera files
• The home page is fine and one landing page takes ten seconds
• The host is on an old PHP version

The pieces we open

A slow WordPress site is usually a few heavy pages, a plugin on every request, or images that were never resized. We time the slow URL before we add another cache plugin.

• The query or remote call that dominates the slow request
• Whether a cache plugin is already installed and mis-set
• The PHP version and the hosting limits
• Image sizes on that page

After you call

We measure the slow URL before we install anything. The time is usually in one plugin, one query, one set of images, or a PHP version the host left behind.

The first fix is the largest of those, not a stack of cache plugins. Caching comes after the page is doing less work, and only if it will not mix up carts or logins.

Computer Geek works from Toronto with clients in other cities. Distance does not change the check. Access to the host and a page that shows the problem does.

Call 905-426-1784. We look at the site and tell you what the work is before it starts. The service page for this is WordPress speed help.