when i add one product to the basket and navigate to another page if i return with back arrow of the browser to the product page (that i added) appears the error ERR_CACHE_MISS
thanks, but i don't understand why on your demos this problem doesn't happening (does it depend on your latest update?) ... would prefer that one person can add the product without go to always to the basket...
The latest update of Aurum and WooCommerce is installed on our demo too.
Maybe a third-party plugin that you are using is causing the problem on your end. To debug that, you can disable all your third-party plugins (plugins that don't come with our theme) one by one, and check if this problem is solved.
If not, then you need to contact WooCommerce directly so they can check this for you.
I tested this with a default WordPress theme and the same "error" is happening again. See video: https://d.pr/v/UUmJAD
I suggest you contact WooCommerce support directly or your hosting provider. But first please contact WooCommerce because they better know how their plugin works and will know why this happens and how to resolve it.
Hi,
when i add one product to the basket and navigate to another page if i return with back arrow of the browser to the product page (that i added) appears the error ERR_CACHE_MISS
Thanks
Hi spunghi,
Can you please share your WordPress credentials, because I need to login to your site and test this live.
To include your credentials click the Insert Credentials button in the editor toolbar (see how) so your reply will be private.
Thanks!
Hi spunghi,
I tested this problem and I can see that the same problem is not happening on our demos.
Then I read some articles and I found out that you need to activate this option (see screenshot).
Read articles:
Have a nice day!
Hi Ylli,
thanks, but i don't understand why on your demos this problem doesn't happening (does it depend on your latest update?) ... would prefer that one person can add the product without go to always to the basket...
Can you help me please?
Thanks a lot
Hi spunghi,
The latest update of Aurum and WooCommerce is installed on our demo too.
Maybe a third-party plugin that you are using is causing the problem on your end. To debug that, you can disable all your third-party plugins (plugins that don't come with our theme) one by one, and check if this problem is solved.
If not, then you need to contact WooCommerce directly so they can check this for you.Thanks for your understanding.
Hi spunghi,
I tested this with a default WordPress theme and the same "error" is happening again. See video: https://d.pr/v/UUmJAD
I suggest you contact WooCommerce support directly or your hosting provider. But first please contact WooCommerce because they better know how their plugin works and will know why this happens and how to resolve it.
Thanks for your understanding.