Venkat Raj
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@wpgerd Generally cache is purged whenever it is necessary. For example, if a post is modified, the cached file for that post is purged.
Manual purging (via Admin Bar Menu) can only be done by Admin in free version. In our premium version, you can add any user role to be able to do purge.@granny63 Turn off
Minifyand see what actual resources are blocking your page and address that issue. The minify asset you mentioned is just a combination of other resources your site is using in a minified and merged format.@peterleenders We use https://plugintests.com/ API to verify details about a plugin.
As you can see Advanced Product Labels for WooCommerce plugin has the detail about associated database table
https://plugintests.com/plugins/wporg/advanced-product-labels-for-woocommerce/latestHowever the Advanced AJAX Product Filters plugin doesn’t have them
https://plugintests.com/plugins/wporg/ajax-product-filter-for-woocommerce/latestOnce their database is updated, the issue will be fixed automatically. May be the plugin authors can request them to do the update.
Hi @francoc30
See this screenshot
https://ibb.co/TghBFrn
Your server takes 1.26 seconds to respond even though it is only serving static, cached page.@wuxuping I’m guessing that you are talking about cached pages. I’m also guessing that you are talking about this plugin
https://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce-multilingual/
It uses Ajax to switch currency. To fix issue, you can exclude product pagesGo to Dashboard => WP Optimzie => Cache => Advanced Settings tab
And enter
/product/*inURLs to exclude from cachingtextarea field andSave changes.@wuxuping Are you talking about cached page? If so, WP Optimize only caches generated HTML response and won’t change the content.
Does your currency switching plugin uses javascript to change currency int he front end? May I know which plugin are you using for that?@maleathers Looks like an incomplete WordPress update/installation.
WP_Site_Queryis core class that comes with WordPress. Could you please try to reinstall/overwrite WP core files?@russhimi It seems you can configure the headers in Amazon S3
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/whitepapers/latest/build-static-websites-aws/controlling-how-long-amazon-s3-content-is-cached-by-amazon-cloudfront.html
If you are using Apache, you can also enableBrowser static file caching headersfrom UI@freeth1nker The
.htaccessfile is to redirect JPG/PNG files to WEBP files. You could turn off that feature in the UI or by addingdefine('WPO_USE_WEBP_CONVERSION', false);to yourwp-config.phpfile
Please create your own thread if you have issues@rivermobstermedia No. WP Optimize does page caching. i.e. It caches the HTML response returned by server whereas Memcache does database query result caching
@bogsrivera WP Optimize won’t do all task at once which will only add load to your server. Instead it will do certain number of tasks at specific interval to reduce load.
Also, Image optimization is done at Resmush.it server and I don’t think it is adding server load. It only send request to another server to optimize image.
That said, I don’t understand your question. You want to know how to delete WP Optimize plugins files using FTP client? Here you go: https://www.siteground.com/tutorials/ftp/filezilla/
Once you deleted files, install WP Crontrol plugin and delete all events and schedules that starts withwpo_@adventourer Check the uploads folder using FTP for the image existence.
@jas2021 I have request for Paymattiic Pro version to make compatible. Once they get back, we’ll start working on this. Thanks.
- Take a full backup
- Deactivate all plugins
- Switch theme to default theme
- If there are drop in / must use plugins check what they does
- Activate WP Optimize and WP Crontrol
- You should see
wpo_daily
@nvmweb See this thread to refer how correct translation fixes issue.