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Hi,
We have some problems with the plugin when it comes to cashing the website, in our case we use litespeed cash.
When a visitor comes to the page, the cookie banner should appear and all scripts should be under the Blacklist in Yett until the user has approved cookies and the script then ends up under whitelist.
It now turns out that when the visitor then approves cookies and later on triggers a new cashing, the next visitor then also receives all scripts under whitelist and the person is not faced with the question of whether he wants cookies or not.
We then thought we had found a solution in Litespeed. They have a field where you can write excluded arguments. We put in ilcc_has_preferences". It now turns out that visitors who accept cookies now never get a cached version of the page, which now makes the page slow for users who accept cookies.
Do you have any suggestions on how we could solve this?
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I've given this some thought, and yes, clearly, this is a fault with the current client-server mixed design. We'll explore a client-only side solution to this. Hoping that this won't be too complicated actually. Thanks for catching this and sending over!
Hi,
We have some problems with the plugin when it comes to cashing the website, in our case we use litespeed cash.
When a visitor comes to the page, the cookie banner should appear and all scripts should be under the Blacklist in Yett until the user has approved cookies and the script then ends up under whitelist.
It now turns out that when the visitor then approves cookies and later on triggers a new cashing, the next visitor then also receives all scripts under whitelist and the person is not faced with the question of whether he wants cookies or not.
We then thought we had found a solution in Litespeed. They have a field where you can write excluded arguments. We put in ilcc_has_preferences". It now turns out that visitors who accept cookies now never get a cached version of the page, which now makes the page slow for users who accept cookies.
Do you have any suggestions on how we could solve this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: