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In reply to: [Responsive Gallery Grid] Incompatibility new RGG and the plugin AutoptimizeThanks @optimizingmatters Frank,
Glad you did adoption of autoptimize. Been using that plugin since the first developer published early days on wordpress.org
Fijn Weekend!
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In reply to: [Responsive Gallery Grid] Incompatibility new RGG and the plugin AutoptimizeWell, thanks Frank @optimizingmatters,
Sorry, Gent and Antwerp are just one region right 😉 haha like the Randstad is here…Not forcing in the head is fixing stuff now. Thanks for pointing out. That setting was on when debugging on an other plugin, but removed that one, so that is now a usable fix for me!
Fixes another millisecond slowlyness too.. 😉
Google Pagespeed A en Yslow B! Only comment on Gtmetrix is on the image dynamic size, but that is due to my choice to use RGG.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Responsive Gallery Grid] Image size in link not full-sizeThanks for your quick reply!
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In reply to: [Image Optimization For SEO] Bug: Recursive replacementPlease, current version 1.0.10 has the same bug again.
Fix is again the same as in my previous post. Please add this in the next update, I now keep editing your code…Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce] Default cash on delivery statusI used your code in my themes custom functions, and it worked as expected. Thanks. (I used status ‘completed’ for COD (otherwise I will have to add that status manually after delivery).
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In reply to: [Image Optimization For SEO] Bug: Recursive replacementFixed it myself on my local blog with my fix from post https://wordpress.org/support/topic/bug-recursive-replacement/#post-8944262
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In reply to: [Image Optimization For SEO] Bug: Recursive replacementPlease fix again, still in this update….
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In reply to: [Image Optimization For SEO] Bug: Recursive replacementIndeed, in updates this issue is back.
Fixed it again in my own code. Please fix in repository too.
At line 141 of option-panel.php, add two extra lines:
$alt_text = ”;
$title_text = ”;Remark:
Be sure to analyse the scope of your variables in the future. You are now looping on a variable and doing a recursive add with the .= on the variables. See lines:
$alt_texts = $wl_wsio_options[‘wsio_alt_attribute_value’];
if ($alt_texts!=”){
foreach($alt_texts as $alt_texted){ $alt_text .= $alt_texted.’ ‘;}
}
$title_texts = $wl_wsio_options[‘wsio_title_tag_value’];
if ($title_texts!=”){
foreach($title_texts as $title_texted){ $title_text .= $title_texted.’ ‘;}
}Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Image Optimization For SEO] Bug: Recursive replacementFixed it myself in my own site, Can you please update your code?
Fix to apply:
options-panel.php
Add on line 207:
$alt_text = ”;Add on line 212:
$title_text = ”;autoptimize breaks my page again….
Now only for IE8. All other browsers do work with the plugin. Not sure if its the fault of autoptimize or some of the javascript from other plugins. But for now I will shut down javascript optimization.
Without optimization the javascript works in IE8.
Problem is found in one of the codelines of jQuery when optimization takes place.Maybe make switch, or have option to disable some of the JS to be optimized. Or option to optimize by compressing without doing a minify.
Other: autoptimize css embed images works for embedding images, but breaks functionality of fancybox plugin.
Now, very nice and good plugin. Greatly reduces javascript overhead in kb and in requests.
Hmmm, solution was found in a wrong coded other plugin.
That produced bad javascript. With combining all scripts, all other javascript codes also did crash.Solution would be the splitting of the generated JS. Use a head js, and a footer js.
See how plugin http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/css-and-script-files-aggregation/ works. This one successfull combines the scripts. Only that one doesn’t gzip.
Best of both worlds would be nicest.
Thanks for good plugin!
Same here…