Using cache for XHR requests

If you ever need fetch whole page via XHR, we strongly recommend use cached version of page. Let me explain it in examples below.

Store rating

Use https://multi.shoptet.com/cache/store-rating/ instead of https://multi.shoptet.com/store-rating/ (see missing /cache/ in url).

For czech version of page, use https://multi.shoptet.com/cache/cs/hodnoceni-obchodu/.

For best performance please make sure you have trailing / in request URL.

Articles listing

For articles from particular category, use https://multi.shoptet.com/cache/blog/ instead of https://multi.shoptet.com/blog/ – again, /cache/ makes the important difference.

Articles from same category in Czech language you’ll find on https://multi.shoptet.com/cache/cs/blog/.

For best performance please make sure you have trailing / in request URL.

Languages support

As you can see in examples above, our cache supports multiple languages. E-shop used in examples has English set as default language. Therefore, if you want to fetch page in default language, you needn’t to use /en/ in url. You have to use /LANGUAGE_CODE/ (in our example /cs/) only for pages in non-default language.

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