RafaelDeJongh

@phbernard

Because when I remove the record from the database manually and then I remove the plugin, the database autoload will go from over 1MB to 0.13MB. If you also look on the image the biggest autoload entree is: fbrfg_favicon_non_interactive_api_request that has a total size of “1019576” which is over 1mb for some reason. And I do think this is related to your plugin is it not?

Removing all records and the plugin combined with the files to start fresh will only result in the same values and size.

This is the first time it happens as I’m using your plugin on other sites as well where this behaviour does not seem to be present.

@supernovia

Thank you for your reply, shame that it is not standalone as I really don’t need/use like 70% of what Jetpack has to offer in terms of modules, as it feels bloated to various degrees.

Either way thanks, perhaps someone else has an other alternative that I can work with?

@supernovia

I disabled Photon via the debug settings as I really dislike the compression settings it uses for the images so no images on my site are actually being served by Jetpack’s CDN nor do I want it to. So changing the CDN via ShortPixels methods does not really apply for this case I’d say.

Thanks for your reply though, but yea I do look for a possible fix for this problem.

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@iandunn

I always work with a browser that has no addons/plugins installed when working on websites to avoid such matters.

I will test soon again with some other websites to see if the last update changed anything, mostly reporting it here that I had similar problems on different websites with different configurations with Gutenburg.

Okay so this happened on both an older installation that was updated with WordPress in the years and on a complete new installation of WordPress with Gutenburg in preperation of the new update. Both had similar yet different setups but here’s a list.

Old yet updated WordPress with Gutenburg:
BulletProof Security
Contact Form 7
Contact Form 7 Honeypot
Cookie Notice
Favicon by RealFaviconGenerator
Gutenburg
Heartbeat Control
Jetpack by WordPress.com
Marmoset Viewer
Page Builder by SiteOrigin
ShortPixel Image Optimizer
SiteOrigin Widgets Bundle
Slider Revolution
UpdraftPlus – Backup/Restore
WP Mail SMTP
WP Rocket
Yoast SEO

New WordPress with Gutenburg:
BulletProof Security
Contact Form 7
Contact Form 7 Honeypot
Cookie Notice
Element Pack
Elementor
Elementor Extras
Elementor Pro
Favicon by RealFaviconGenerator
Gutenburg
Mollie Payments for WooCommerce
Swift Performance
UpdraftPlus – Backup/Restore
WooCommerce
WP Mail SMTP
Yoast SEO

These are two sites with Gutenburg that I have tested with and have problems with, I did notice a Gutenbuerg 3.8.0 released just now which I didn’t test yet, but this was all the problems I experienced with 3.7.0

In case you need further information, I’d be happy to provide!

Thanks for the supportive help, really do appreciate it!

For me it still gives an error even though I deleted all the custom code, reinstalled the plugins and did this on a freshly installed WP installation.

Not sure what causes it but the folder of WP Rocket is indeed “wp-rocket” and all the previous custom code was removed to then follow the wizard which didn’t do anything.

So yea not sure what’s causing this but if you would like to have a look at my test server I can provide you an account to test it!

The error I’m getting is the following:

WP Rocket htaccess code was not found in your Root htaccess file
If you have deactivated Root Folder BulletProof Mode temporarily then disregard this message. When you activate Root Folder BulletProof Mode again this message will go away automatically.
Or you can run the BPS Setup Wizard now to make this message go away now.
If you just installed WP Rocket then go to the BPS htaccess File Editor page, click the Unlock htaccess File button, then go to the WP Rocket plugin settings page, choose and save the WP Rocket plugin settings that you want to use and then run the BPS Setup Wizard to automatically setup/combine WP Rocket and BPS htaccess code together.

And when I delete the htaccess and then try to redo the wizzard it says the following as in my initial message:

WP Rocket is deactivated and WP Rocket htaccess code was found in your Root htaccess file
If you have deactivated WP Rocket temporarily then disregard this message or you can run the BPS Setup Wizard now to make this message go away now.
If you are planning on permanently uninstalling WP Rocket then run the BPS Setup Wizard after you have uninstalled/deleted the WP Rocket plugin.

It’s really weird to be honest and it’s also not always the case, but in various case it actually does act very strabgely.

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