Hi John;
I did a quick test with the Wiziapp theme and all seems to work fine, but there might be other plugins’ javascript (or css) that are complicating things.
In general Autoptimize might some configuration in order for more complex javascript (and/or CSS) to work. You can refer to the FAQ for more information about how to troubleshoot. Based on what I see, you might need to either “force JS in head” and/ or exclude jquery.js and one or more scripts in “wiziapp-smooth-touch/scripts”.
Regarding implementing page caching in Autoptimize; I don’t rule out that such a feature might one day be added, but I consider it a “nice to have” for now as there are a lot of plugins that do an excellent job at page caching.
Hope this helps,
frank
Hi futtta;
Firstly, I have to say that you’re the most responsible wp-plugin author ever!
Secondly, Problem has been solved with this option enabled: “Add try-catch wrapping”
And plus an easy efficient cache system, please think about adding an option for parallelizing wp requests via subdomains.
Thanks,
Warm regards.
well, I providing support is the best way to learn about how AO is used and how it can be improved. but i’m glad you’re happy 🙂
regarding “add try-catch”; that typically is needed when one javascript’s optimization is breaking all. you could try to find the culprit and just exclude that one from being aggregated.
regarding parallillizing requests via subdomains; autoptimize has support for CDN, but the CDN base URL could just as well be a local URL (you could e.g. create autoptimize.yourdomain.net for that, and have images -via another plugin- on images.yourdomain.net).
kind regards,
frank
