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Frank Goossens on "[Plugin: Autoptimize] Problem with old mobile browsers"

January 10, 2016, 11:03 pm
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morning nikhardwarepal;
if the problem remains when deactivating autoptimize, it would logically not be an AO-problem, now would it? ;-)

but it might be AO after all. disable WPSC and enable AO. test and if broken; disable JS optimization. retest and if still broken, re-enable JS optimization and disable CSS optimization. retest. if you find where it goes wrong, troubleshoot as per the FAQ.

the million dollar questions, off course; is this a problem with all mobile browsers? how many visitors do you get on those old mobile browsers in which it breaks?

have fun,
frank

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marcell79 on "Autoptimize not work with a Theme"

January 11, 2016, 3:39 am
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Hello there,

Sorry, I had forgotten. The mistake is that I have the optimization of HTML, JavaScript and CSS enabled but the system does not perform the optimization. By default WordPress Theme 2016 optimization work but flawless and everything is summed up as desired and optimized.

greetings

Marcell

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Frank Goossens on "Autoptimize not work with a Theme"

January 11, 2016, 3:55 am
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ah, now I see :)

the theme is missing the opening <html tag, in which case AO assumes it not to be HTML and hence does not optimize.

frank

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captainswallow on "[Plugin: Autoptimize] AO vs nginx + PHP-FPM"

January 11, 2016, 5:47 am
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So...bizarrely, in the course of trying to diagnose/solve the issue, the plugin was removed and re-installed...and now it works.
No one knows why. LOL
Thanks ofr your help, I'll save the notes just in case!

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Frank Goossens on "[Plugin: Autoptimize] AO vs nginx + PHP-FPM"

January 11, 2016, 5:50 am
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the mystery that can by programming/ configuration/ PHP/ wordpress/ autoptimize (pick your poison) ;-)

happy it works!
frank

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eddr on "[Plugin: Autoptimize] Autooptimizes creates multiple versions of the files on and on"

January 11, 2016, 5:56 am
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Hi

0. I really appreciates what you are doing and your patience and good will
1. I've installed Autooptimize and played a little with some options to get it work. Now it works - the css and js files are squished together with no errors and all
2. However, at some point I noticed that the site takes a lot of time to load, and especially the autooptimize file. I checked and it seems like many version of the to-be-served file over and over. At some point, I couldn't even get to the site no more
3. The last option I changed was the one in the bottom, because I'm running on NGINX and compression was not taking place

Any clue?

Thanks!

https://wordpress.org/plugins/autoptimize/

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Frank Goossens on "[Plugin: Autoptimize] Autooptimizes creates multiple versions of the files on and on"

January 11, 2016, 6:09 am
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you're probably aggregating inline JS but your inline JS has page- or request-specific code which busts your cache and that indeed can slow your site down.

possible solutions:
1. don't aggregate inline JS
2. do aggregate inline JS, but identify what is busting your cache and exclude that from optimization.

there's more info in the FAQ (and elsewhere in the support forum) on this topic.

hope this helps,
frank

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sixer on "[Plugin: Autoptimize] Async css"

January 11, 2016, 8:48 am
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I can't figure out how to get that code to work using the combined file so that's as far as I can go. Have a good one!

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AITpro on "[Plugin: Autoptimize] error_log getting a ton of errors from the plugin"

January 11, 2016, 5:06 pm
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@AJ - There is a wierd grey area where users that have moderate levels of expertise see an error and make a direct correlation assumption and do not consider that a combination of things could be the overall problem. What they see instead is a black and white cause and effect thing. It's one of hardest things to explain to a user with moderate levels of expertise because their level of expertise has not reached that higher level of understanding yet. Unfortunately, the more you try to explain a "combo" problem the more a user with a moderate level of expertise is convinced that you are either blowing them off or refusing to help. It can be a very frustrating ordeal. ;) We all get there eventually - some quicker than others.

There is one very valid point though and that is there is a point to how much free support someone should expect to receive and the person asking should be aware of how much is "too much to ask". ;)

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Quan88 on "[Plugin: Autoptimize] .woff issue"

January 11, 2016, 5:31 pm
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Hi AJ,

Thanks for the link. Should I deactivate and delete the plugin from wordpress dashboard and upload the file through FTP? Or can I just replace the file directly through FTP?

Thanks in advance.

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Hyflex on "[Plugin: Autoptimize] error_log getting a ton of errors from the plugin"

January 11, 2016, 6:04 pm
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AITpro,

You're clearly still upset over receiving a 1 star review and the fact you lost a sale. I never claimed to be an expert, we all have areas of expertise. I'm certain there would be plenty of areas that you could make me look like a novice in and likewise I too could do the same for you.

Instead of trying to have a sly jab at people, try and learn to be humble and suck it up.

Unlike you the author of autooptimize was extremely helpful, I'm sure he knows I very much appreciated his help. He had a look into the plugin and the clashes and he too couldn't find an easy way to fix it so suggested to completely exclude autooptimize from the js optimization.

Instead of saying something like "We can't help any more, you need to buy our pro version to get more help" he gladly helped sort the issue. Anyone who has both plugins installed would run into the same bug and as such now that he knows what to do in this case he can easily and quickly advise people or potentially even build a fix directly into autooptimize for it.

If he had a pro version, I would more than likely upgrade to a pro version.

Also, unlike you he received a 5 star review :)

Have a good day.
- Hyflex

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rawi.rai on "Autoptimize cannot write to the cache directory (default: /wp-content/cache/auto"

January 11, 2016, 10:28 pm
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Frank Goossens on "Autoptimize cannot write to the cache directory (default: /wp-content/cache/auto"

January 11, 2016, 10:35 pm
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Frank Goossens on "[Plugin: Autoptimize] .woff issue"

January 11, 2016, 10:39 pm
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you deactivate & delete on the dashboard and then upload & activate the 1.9.4 zip from the dashboard (plugins -> add new -> upload plugin)

frank

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endeavour19 on "CORS issue with autoptimize+cdn on multilingual site"

January 12, 2016, 3:11 am
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Hello,

we have a multisite wordpress installation in which language is determined by domain name (domain1.com - english, domain2.fr - french and so on). Everything works fine except if we use cdn service - then autoptimize.css file isn't loading at all on non-english versions.
I believe that there might be CORS issue because the path of autoptimize.css on all domains is the same - domain1.com/.../autoptimize.com. Shouldn't it be domain1.com/../autoptimize.css for english and domain2.fr/../autoptimize.css for french sites?

https://wordpress.org/plugins/autoptimize/

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MarionFW on "[Plugin: Autoptimize] unwanted effect optimize HTML"

January 12, 2016, 3:14 am
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I have a PHP-document that must give a fieldoutput (a name), a comma and a white space as a result of a query. What one should see on the screen is a list of names on one or more rows, depending on the number of names.

As far as I can see, I think (after quite some time searching) that the white space is suppressed when I choose HTML-optimization in the Autoptimize settings. Result is that all the names appear without any spaces on one long row that disappears from the screen, so most of it is not visible any more.

I disabled the HTML-optimazation, but I would like to know if there is a way to avoid this suppression of the white space in this particular php-document.
I'm not really a developer, and know just a little about PHP, so I'd really appreciate any help on this.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/autoptimize/

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eddr on "[Plugin: Autoptimize] Autooptimizes creates multiple versions of the files on and on"

January 12, 2016, 3:17 am
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Thanks Frank - you responded way faster than my site..

1. It seems that there was some other problem involved that resulted in 100% CPU which probably related to some other plugin

2. Indeed I aggregate the JS - Are you saying that AO creates a version for different parameters in the JS code? or simply a version for a different code?
don't think this is the issue, because (3)?

[NGINX issue?]
3. I've disabled the following option: "By default files saved are static css/js, uncheck this option if your webserver doesn't properly handle the compression and expiry."
Now it seems that the files are gzipped (Apache != NGINX?)
However, multiple versions are created instead of just one version

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eddr on "[Plugin: Autoptimize] Autooptimizes creates multiple versions of the files on and on"

January 12, 2016, 5:31 am
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Also, how can I make compression work for static file mode?
Nothing happens when I use mod_deflate in .htaccess

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qaws on "Autoptimize's cache size is getting big"

January 12, 2016, 5:32 am
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Hi,

I get this warning message at the top of my admin pages:
"Autoptimize's cache size is getting big, consider purging the cache.
Have a look at the Autoptimize FAQ to see how you can keep the cache size under control."

I read the FAQ and it gives me two options. One I can do (untick a few boxes), one I can't do (because I'm not a WP developer, I'm just a user).

In my Autoptimize options it says:
Cached styles and scripts: 2382 files, totalling 1445378 Kbytes

This seems really large.

So, I need to do something about my cache. I only have one option I can do, but the implications of unticking those boxes aren't explained.

This support request is for two things:
1. If the "cache is too large" message is common for users, find a way to optimise the cache as part of the plugin, so we don't have to (not all of your users are greatly technical)
2. Improve the help files so people can fix it easily themselves and understand how the changes will affect them.

I don't really want to untick any boxes, because that implies I'm going to have a suboptimal 'service' from the plugin compared with what I had previously.

Thanks.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/autoptimize/

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timholz on "[Plugin: Autoptimize] inline all css in ie8"

January 12, 2016, 7:29 am
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Hi
I've read through the FAQ's and searched the web, but could not find a solution.
I am aware of the fact that this may be perhaps not the right place to ask, for i use a woocommerce theme together with autoptimize.
The acceleration with AO is fine.
However, when i enable «inline all css in the head», the styles do not apply very well in ie8.
With the help of the appropriate filter i moved all styles right after the head, so that all ie8 specific js, as respond-IE.js and html5.js are subsequently loaded. But no improvement.
After that i followed all the recommendations in the troubleshooting section. Nothing changed.
Would it be helpful to disable AO for ie lower 9?
I know there is a filter for that but somehow i couldn't get this work either.
As i said this may be not the right place, for it is theme specific and i can always turn of inline all css, but if someone has some experience with AO and mystile, a hint would be great.
Thank you.
regards
theo

https://wordpress.org/plugins/autoptimize/

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