Scenario
have an empty cart
switch to euros
Loads fine
Add a product to cart
Loads fine
Switch back to pounds
Site hangs and then crashes
Site cant be reloaded until all cookies are deleted
I can see in the mysql.log that same queries are in an infite loop. I have magento enterprise 1.14 on my site.
Really appericiate if I could get some help here. I find people with similiar problems but none of the solutions are working.
First, you need to figure out what is triggering the issue.
To do that, please disable all extensions you have installed on your store, and then enable them one by one trying to reproduce the issue.
If that doesn't work, please increase the value of the variables memory_limit, max_execution_time.
Let us know if it helps.
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Good day,
Since moving house and having my new internet (and new ISP) installed, some web-pages only half-load and I constantly get cloud-flare warnings requesting that I confirm that I am not a robot. I did not have this problem with the previous ISP. I have attached some examples of the issues I'm having. This does not appear to be a "Chrome-only" thing as I get the same results with IE.
1. The first image shows the web page loading, but not giving all the information.
2. The second image shows the warnings that constantly pop up.
3. The third image is just an example of buttons that won't load on clicking, and some of those buttons don't even let me click them at
all.
Issue:
Can't load into certain pages, and can't click certain buttons, and keep getting this cloud-flare thing.
Things I have tried:
- Restarting computer
- Reinstalling chrome
- DNS flushing using the command prompt
- Changing DNS to the google DNS
Any and all help is greatly appreciated. Thank you.
I'm imagining your computer is the same, but your router is new/different (for the new ISP)? Maybe your computer has existing proxy settings which were specific to your old ISP, and won't work for the new one.
Search 'proxy' in Windows search and disable any custom proxies.
I've got the same issue as well when i moved into my new house. When i researched some more and talked with my tech-savvy cousin, he said that it could be because the internet connection isn't strong (some of the data gets lost in the way) or the ISP isn't allowing you to do the things that you want to do. Sometimes this occurs when you are asking for a lot of data. It is a security feature. Call them and ask why this is happening. Maybe it's different.
Also, check if you have a VPN on. I could also disrupt the websites.
Hope this was useful!!
Try connecting a different device (like an Xbox, or PS, or your phone) and see what happens. If it can connect to the devices mentioned above correctly, then the problem is with your PC or laptop or apple device.
Apparently the issue had to do with the IP address. They gave me my own one and all was well in the world.
This may sound like a very basic question but I feel like I've tried everything.
This a follow-up to this post I made earlier, where I resolved the issue, only for it to come back again.
To summarize, I was making some change to the contact.css file on the contact page of my website when I noticed the changes were working offline but didn't appear online. I narrowed this issue down to a caching issue with the above post (others could see the changes but I couldn't).
In the above example I couldn't get my website to show up as background-color:blue - eventually it worked and I thought I'd fixed it... So I go to change the color back to normal and boom, it stops refreshing the changes again.
So I think it's some sort of caching issue but for the life of me I can't get my cache to clear properly so that I can refresh and see the changes.
Here are the things I have tried already:
Clearing cache (many times) on Chrome, Firefox, and Opera
Hard refresh on Chrome, Firefox, and Opera
Disabling cache through dev tools on Chrome and Firefox (this worked initially then stopped working when I re-updated the website)
Checked multiple times that the CSS file uploaded correctly and the file path was correct. This was confirmed because the correct changes were seen by other people.
Flushed my DNS
Changed from my ISPs DNS to google's 8.8.8.8 + 8.8.4.4
I'm using HostGator to host my website, I'm wondering at this point whether it's something to do with them? I really just have no idea at this point.
Here's what I see online:
Here's what I should be seeing and what I do see on the offline version of my website:
I noticed you said "I'd really like to get to the bottom of the underlying issue" so I figured I'd write an answer to provide a few options (and if anyone wants me to add others, please feel free to add a comment). Overall though, determining your root cause is likely much harder than just solving your overall problem, but let's start with possible causes that I can think of off my head:
Multiple CDN servers taking a while to update so some are returning the old data (your current session) and some are returning new (incognito)
Server session caching so when you reload the page within one http context session you get back the same content (I've seen this in product search queries for example)
The solution to this is relatively simple though, it's called cache busting. Basically, every time you update your source code just add a unique key in either the query string, file name or something to make the url unique. For example, for your css you can link https://path/to.css?v2.0.1 and just keep increasing the version number as you go. If you use webpack for your build outputs, they have a content hash variable that you can use as a token in the file names.
As for the CDNs possibly caching things out of date... the content hash solution will solve that problem as it's an entirely different file name so the CDN will go get it from the root if it doesn't have it in it's cache. I'm unsure of the url version query parameter will do the same, maybe someone else could shed some light on that.
Have you tried using Incognito in Chrome?
I'm experiencing the same issue from time to time across a number of WordPress sites - so I figure it's worth starting a conversation as Google doesn't seem to have much to say about this.
In a number of sites, at differnt times, using ACF Pro, certain data seems to go missing from the front-end. Simply resaving the post in admin and then refreshing on the front-end resolves the display issue - per post.
As this is happening in hundreds of posts on a brand new site this time, it's worth seeing if anyone has had this - and what they've done to resolve it. Finding each post amongst thousands is going to be too much effort to hunt and resave each from the admin panel.
After being in touch with the developer of the plugin, they pointed us to a caching plugin as being an issue. I haven't had any issues since disabling this caching.
we are developing a VueJS based application. We have huge caching problem.
Team members are constantly updating the site but we are getting feedbacks about the solved problems such as typos and miss placed elements.
I personnaly tried the inspect this situation, I found that Chrome reads the files from disk cache or memory cache until the page is refreshed. Even though sometimes chrome still loads the old page when we are re entering the site again (after the refreshing process (ctrl + shift + r)).
I' m sorry for my bad english but I tried my best to explain what I encounter. Also I found a topic about the problem, OP has explained the what I was encounteing. You can also check that out.
How to clear cache of service worker?
I created a website on IIS (local machine windows 10), published the project and tried to reaching it with local ip adress (127.0.0.1:8093), in the network tab I can see the .js and .css files being downloaded then I restart the browser and tried again, this time files are being served from disk cache, I tried couple of times and sometimes files are served from cache and sometimes downloaded.
I tried to add serviceWorker but I got empty handed. Also I created a base project to test some vuejs features and I added same serviceWorker code to the project. It cached again.
Our servers is windows 2012 server with IIS 8.
If it is possible we want no-caching approach or we want to manage what's cached and not. If you can help we would be appreciated.
You can checkout the base project
vue-base project
What I tried
As I said above I tried to add service workers as github commit,
https://github.com/vuejs-templates/pwa/pull/21/files
Also I tried deleting the cached data caches.delete(cacheName) did not seem to work.
I don't know if the serviceworkers related to this problem but did not solve my problem. May be I could not add the code properly. If you can help I would be very appreciated.
Thank you for your helps.
Edit1: Screen GIF
I dont know what you have been using to bundle your code and assets, but with webpack it is possible to create the files with a hashcode, which means that everytime the browser finds a new file reference in your browser it will download it.
Ex: you deployed yesterday a code which contained main.34534534534.js
Today you deploy again but the file is main.94565342.js. Your browser will automatically invalidate cache.
I'm trying to build a program that functions as a "shell" on top of a lot of web-apps that we're using at work. Instead of individually visit every app, the program will get the information and show it to you.
Unfortunately due to security reasons, some of the apps are only avaliable through IE. Socket programming isn't working here, and I tried various things, but some of the websites wont return any data.
So I figured I need to let the data go through IE. I've found a couple of guides, but nothing functional.
If you now any guides that'd help me get data from a url through IE, or know how to do it, it would be greatly appreciated. One of the pages prints a "Getting data..." and keeps doing that for a few settings, of course the program should wait for this, until it gets the data.
Thanks, and have a great weekend.