shopping cart is empty while magento cache is enabled
Magento 1.9 shows 'shopping cart is empty' when i add product to cart while default cache enabled. when i turn off the cache, cart is working fine.
my session and cookie settings seems to be fine
Cookie Lifetime: 86400
Cookie Path: /
Cookie Domain: .website.com
Use HTTP Only: No
Cookie Restriction Mode: No
Use SID on Frontend: Yes
maybe this issue from 'xcache' it's enabled in my server..?
xcache.admin.enable_auth="on"
xcache.admin.pass="*****"
xcache.admin.user="mOo"
xcache.cacher="On"
xcache.coredump_directory=""
xcache.count="1"
xcache.coveragedump_directory="/tmp/pcov/"
xcache.coverager="Off"
xcache.gc_interval="0"
xcache.mmap_path="/dev/zero"
xcache.optimizer="Off"
xcache.readonly_protection="Off"
xcache.size="0"
xcache.slots="8K"
xcache.test="Off"
xcache.ttl="0"
xcache.var_count="1"
xcache.var_gc_interval="300"
xcache.var_maxttl="0"
xcache.var_size="0"
xcache.var_slots="8K"
xcache.var_ttl="0"
magento-1.9 cache
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Magento 1.9 shows 'shopping cart is empty' when i add product to cart while default cache enabled. when i turn off the cache, cart is working fine.
my session and cookie settings seems to be fine
Cookie Lifetime: 86400
Cookie Path: /
Cookie Domain: .website.com
Use HTTP Only: No
Cookie Restriction Mode: No
Use SID on Frontend: Yes
maybe this issue from 'xcache' it's enabled in my server..?
xcache.admin.enable_auth="on"
xcache.admin.pass="*****"
xcache.admin.user="mOo"
xcache.cacher="On"
xcache.coredump_directory=""
xcache.count="1"
xcache.coveragedump_directory="/tmp/pcov/"
xcache.coverager="Off"
xcache.gc_interval="0"
xcache.mmap_path="/dev/zero"
xcache.optimizer="Off"
xcache.readonly_protection="Off"
xcache.size="0"
xcache.slots="8K"
xcache.test="Off"
xcache.ttl="0"
xcache.var_count="1"
xcache.var_gc_interval="300"
xcache.var_maxttl="0"
xcache.var_size="0"
xcache.var_slots="8K"
xcache.var_ttl="0"
magento-1.9 cache
asked Feb 24 '17 at 14:16
Mo DarwishMo Darwish
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If you have a custom cart, you may need to hole punch the cache. There is a lot of reference material on hole punching Magento's FPC.
– MagentJo
Feb 24 '17 at 14:56
not i'm not using custom cart
– Mo Darwish
Feb 25 '17 at 14:30
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Magento 1.9 shows 'shopping cart is empty' when i add product to cart while default cache enabled. when i turn off the cache, cart is working fine.
my session and cookie settings seems to be fine
Cookie Lifetime: 86400
Cookie Path: /
Cookie Domain: .website.com
Use HTTP Only: No
Cookie Restriction Mode: No
Use SID on Frontend: Yes
maybe this issue from 'xcache' it's enabled in my server..?
xcache.admin.enable_auth="on"
xcache.admin.pass="*****"
xcache.admin.user="mOo"
xcache.cacher="On"
xcache.coredump_directory=""
xcache.count="1"
xcache.coveragedump_directory="/tmp/pcov/"
xcache.coverager="Off"
xcache.gc_interval="0"
xcache.mmap_path="/dev/zero"
xcache.optimizer="Off"
xcache.readonly_protection="Off"
xcache.size="0"
xcache.slots="8K"
xcache.test="Off"
xcache.ttl="0"
xcache.var_count="1"
xcache.var_gc_interval="300"
xcache.var_maxttl="0"
xcache.var_size="0"
xcache.var_slots="8K"
xcache.var_ttl="0"
magento-1.9 cache
asked Feb 24 '17 at 14:16
Mo DarwishMo Darwish
31
Magento 1.9 shows 'shopping cart is empty' when i add product to cart while default cache enabled. when i turn off the cache, cart is working fine.
my session and cookie settings seems to be fine
Cookie Lifetime: 86400
Cookie Path: /
Cookie Domain: .website.com
Use HTTP Only: No
Cookie Restriction Mode: No
Use SID on Frontend: Yes
maybe this issue from 'xcache' it's enabled in my server..?
xcache.admin.enable_auth="on"
xcache.admin.pass="*****"
xcache.admin.user="mOo"
xcache.cacher="On"
xcache.coredump_directory=""
xcache.count="1"
xcache.coveragedump_directory="/tmp/pcov/"
xcache.coverager="Off"
xcache.gc_interval="0"
xcache.mmap_path="/dev/zero"
xcache.optimizer="Off"
xcache.readonly_protection="Off"
xcache.size="0"
xcache.slots="8K"
xcache.test="Off"
xcache.ttl="0"
xcache.var_count="1"
xcache.var_gc_interval="300"
xcache.var_maxttl="0"
xcache.var_size="0"
xcache.var_slots="8K"
xcache.var_ttl="0"
magento-1.9 cache
magento-1.9 cache
asked Feb 24 '17 at 14:16
Mo DarwishMo Darwish
31
asked Feb 24 '17 at 14:16
Mo DarwishMo Darwish
31
asked Feb 24 '17 at 14:16
Mo DarwishMo Darwish
31
asked Feb 24 '17 at 14:16
Mo DarwishMo Darwish
31
asked Feb 24 '17 at 14:16
Mo DarwishMo Darwish
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31
bumped to the homepage by Community♦ 57 mins ago
This question has answers that may be good or bad; the system has marked it active so that they can be reviewed.
bumped to the homepage by Community♦ 57 mins ago
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If you have a custom cart, you may need to hole punch the cache. There is a lot of reference material on hole punching Magento's FPC.
– MagentJo
Feb 24 '17 at 14:56
not i'm not using custom cart
– Mo Darwish
Feb 25 '17 at 14:30
add a comment |
If you have a custom cart, you may need to hole punch the cache. There is a lot of reference material on hole punching Magento's FPC.
– MagentJo
Feb 24 '17 at 14:56
not i'm not using custom cart
– Mo Darwish
Feb 25 '17 at 14:30
If you have a custom cart, you may need to hole punch the cache. There is a lot of reference material on hole punching Magento's FPC.
– MagentJo
Feb 24 '17 at 14:56
If you have a custom cart, you may need to hole punch the cache. There is a lot of reference material on hole punching Magento's FPC.
– MagentJo
Feb 24 '17 at 14:56
not i'm not using custom cart
– Mo Darwish
Feb 25 '17 at 14:30
not i'm not using custom cart
– Mo Darwish
Feb 25 '17 at 14:30
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Usually having an empty cart is a cookie issue. It sounds like you've added in a cookie domain; I would try different combinations, including using the www. version of the site.
The second thing to look at is where your session files are being stored on the site. Session files not saving properly are usually the #2 reason why a cart shows as empty. They could be in the file system (i.e. /var/ directory), they could be in the database (much slower, but sometimes done if you have a lot of front end web servers), or in a separate cache like memcache. I would check to see where the session files are being stored.
Third, a caching system could affect your site having contents in the cart. This will depend on what type of cache you are using. If you're using a caching system like Varnish, you need to specifically exclude the cart and checkout pages. Varnish is very difficult to get working with Magento 1.9 due to all of the places where it will automatically cache pages like the checkout pages.
If you're using Amasty Full Page Cache or Extendware, then you'll want to make sure to exclude the checkout and cart pages in their configurations.
I hope this helps!
answered Feb 24 '17 at 15:13
Jeff FinkelsteinJeff Finkelstein
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Usually having an empty cart is a cookie issue. It sounds like you've added in a cookie domain; I would try different combinations, including using the www. version of the site.
The second thing to look at is where your session files are being stored on the site. Session files not saving properly are usually the #2 reason why a cart shows as empty. They could be in the file system (i.e. /var/ directory), they could be in the database (much slower, but sometimes done if you have a lot of front end web servers), or in a separate cache like memcache. I would check to see where the session files are being stored.
Third, a caching system could affect your site having contents in the cart. This will depend on what type of cache you are using. If you're using a caching system like Varnish, you need to specifically exclude the cart and checkout pages. Varnish is very difficult to get working with Magento 1.9 due to all of the places where it will automatically cache pages like the checkout pages.
If you're using Amasty Full Page Cache or Extendware, then you'll want to make sure to exclude the checkout and cart pages in their configurations.
I hope this helps!
answered Feb 24 '17 at 15:13
Jeff FinkelsteinJeff Finkelstein
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Usually having an empty cart is a cookie issue. It sounds like you've added in a cookie domain; I would try different combinations, including using the www. version of the site.
The second thing to look at is where your session files are being stored on the site. Session files not saving properly are usually the #2 reason why a cart shows as empty. They could be in the file system (i.e. /var/ directory), they could be in the database (much slower, but sometimes done if you have a lot of front end web servers), or in a separate cache like memcache. I would check to see where the session files are being stored.
Third, a caching system could affect your site having contents in the cart. This will depend on what type of cache you are using. If you're using a caching system like Varnish, you need to specifically exclude the cart and checkout pages. Varnish is very difficult to get working with Magento 1.9 due to all of the places where it will automatically cache pages like the checkout pages.
If you're using Amasty Full Page Cache or Extendware, then you'll want to make sure to exclude the checkout and cart pages in their configurations.
I hope this helps!
answered Feb 24 '17 at 15:13
Jeff FinkelsteinJeff Finkelstein
59527
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Usually having an empty cart is a cookie issue. It sounds like you've added in a cookie domain; I would try different combinations, including using the www. version of the site.
The second thing to look at is where your session files are being stored on the site. Session files not saving properly are usually the #2 reason why a cart shows as empty. They could be in the file system (i.e. /var/ directory), they could be in the database (much slower, but sometimes done if you have a lot of front end web servers), or in a separate cache like memcache. I would check to see where the session files are being stored.
Third, a caching system could affect your site having contents in the cart. This will depend on what type of cache you are using. If you're using a caching system like Varnish, you need to specifically exclude the cart and checkout pages. Varnish is very difficult to get working with Magento 1.9 due to all of the places where it will automatically cache pages like the checkout pages.
If you're using Amasty Full Page Cache or Extendware, then you'll want to make sure to exclude the checkout and cart pages in their configurations.
I hope this helps!
answered Feb 24 '17 at 15:13
Jeff FinkelsteinJeff Finkelstein
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Usually having an empty cart is a cookie issue. It sounds like you've added in a cookie domain; I would try different combinations, including using the www. version of the site.
The second thing to look at is where your session files are being stored on the site. Session files not saving properly are usually the #2 reason why a cart shows as empty. They could be in the file system (i.e. /var/ directory), they could be in the database (much slower, but sometimes done if you have a lot of front end web servers), or in a separate cache like memcache. I would check to see where the session files are being stored.
Third, a caching system could affect your site having contents in the cart. This will depend on what type of cache you are using. If you're using a caching system like Varnish, you need to specifically exclude the cart and checkout pages. Varnish is very difficult to get working with Magento 1.9 due to all of the places where it will automatically cache pages like the checkout pages.
If you're using Amasty Full Page Cache or Extendware, then you'll want to make sure to exclude the checkout and cart pages in their configurations.
I hope this helps!
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If you have a custom cart, you may need to hole punch the cache. There is a lot of reference material on hole punching Magento's FPC.
– MagentJo
Feb 24 '17 at 14:56
not i'm not using custom cart
– Mo Darwish
Feb 25 '17 at 14:30