niron

@ampforwp

Alright, done!

Hi @ampforwp

I only have ONE folder and I never made any changes to it. I don’t even know what changes you refer to.

I download the ZIP file and then go to the plugin section, add the file and click install. That’s pretty much it.

I wish we could update via WordPress.

Hi,

First, thanks a lot for the great support.

Unfortunately, I cannot do it. But I can describe what happened.

1. Installed the plugin and ran the test. The system suggested a few ways to improve.
2. I did exactly as suggested, leaving away a few dynamic pages.
3. connected to cloudflare via API.
4. Did a second test which improved the score to 85/100.
5. Then I did the usual stuff, updating text in posts, etc (nothing unusual).
6. The app has shown green checkmarks on all options including GZIP compression.
6. Then, minutes later the website had a mini crash and a few seconds later returned back to full operation but without Woocommerce. Website said: Error 500.
7. I couldn’t install the Woocommerce plug because the folder was still there. So I removed the Hummingbird plugin, connected to the server via FTP, removed the WOO folder and then re-installed the plugin again.
8. Website returned to work as before.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by niron.

It’s a basic WordPress hosting package. Nothing in the root that I can find.

I do have the wphb-logs folder that you suggested but unfortunately it appears to be empty.

Thought you could see something from your end / logs.

Here’s what I see:

Amp dashboard: https://i.imgur.com/Fdqs8T8.png

Plugins page: https://i.imgur.com/HbGaGFW.png

@webstulle

Amazing!

Removed the plugin and the problem got fixed.

Thank you very much!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 8 months ago by niron.