When I switch currency, it's not working properly (only at safari, desktop and mobile). It somehow works consistently at chrome. This doesn't seem to help:
When you say "it's not working properly", can you elaborate on what you mean?
Please describe to me what steps I need to take in order to replicate the issue, in as many details as you can sharing screenshots where possible.
Also, I would like to point out you do not meet WPML's minimum requirements:
- From the debug information you supplied I can see that the WordPress memory limit is set to 40MB. You should increase this to 128MB, as that is the minimum requirement for using WPML in the best way.
You can see how to do that here: https://wpml.org/faq/checklist-before-opening-a-ticket-in-wpml-support/#how-to-increase-your-sites-memory-limit
- Your MySQL version is 5.5.5, while the minimum for WPML to work in an optimal way is 5.6. Please reach out to your provider and ask him to upgrade your MySQL server https://wpml.org/home/minimum-requirements/
Now it's very simple: go to any product page (hidden link), change currency, and it won't work. If it does work, go to shop page, and you'll see previous currency. From shop page get to same product, and currency will be wrong. So when cache catches something, currency isn't updated anymore.
As admin everything will work, as it's probably not cached anyway.
What I see is this:
This product displays in EUR - hidden link
This product displays in USD - hidden link
The shop page displays in USD
The selected currency does not keep when moving between pages.
By the way, the currency is defined in the URL param wcmlc, so I do not think this is related to cache at all.
To conclude, there seem to be two issues here:
- Some products display EUR by default and some USD
- The currency does not stay when switching pages
I would like to request admin access to your site, in order to see if I can solve this issue quickly. Please make sure to have a working backup of your site before proceeding.
I have set your next reply to be private so you can share credentials there.
Remember that it is always better to create a new admin user for me, then when we are done you can delete it.
Alternatively, we can try the solution of adding the custom cookie, and then excluding the cookie from the cache, so we have the same page cached separately for each currency.
We know this is possible with NitroPack.
However, I did not see the option to do this with Breeze, so you may need to also reach out to the Breeze developers.
