Venkat Raj
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Hi @benny54,
There is a WP CLI command you can run to preload
wp optimize cache preloadRegards,
VenkatHi @samagentur
If you haven’t compressed your images yet, you can do bulk image compression which also converts to webp format.
Apart from that, at this moment, there is no separate process to create webp images
Regards,
VenkatHi @chickendipper ,
Please make sure you turned on pretty permalinks.
And in
WP-Optimize => Cache => Advanced Settingsthere is no unnecessary rules inURLs to exclude from cachingsectionIf you still find the problem, please submit a support ticket here
https://getwpo.com/ask-pre-sales-question/for further investigation
Hi @cpottle9
Sorry to hear that. Yes, this is a bug.
We are release a new version 3.2.6 this week with fix.
Hi @cooldool2k
Sorry to hear that. Actually, latest version 3.2.5 fixes it
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/wp-optimize/tags/3.2.5/cache/file-based-page-cache-functions.php#L809You can still access backend and login to your Dashboard to upload latest version. Or you can roll back to 3.2.3
You can roll back either using this plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-rollback/
or by visiting https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-optimize/advanced/
and download specific version (which you can find at the bottom of the page)@dariadagaz3003 It seems the error come from an elementor widget plugin rather than WP Optimize?
Hi @tmatt345
From your message, I see that it is a PHP message, not error.
Also, it is a deprecation notice fromWooCommerceplugin.I understand that it happens only you have WP Optimize activated. By chance, you have turned on debugging settings in WP Optimize? then it can happen
Please add the following code to your theme’s
functions.phpto remove the cached by commentadd_filter('wpo_cache_show_cached_by_comment', '__return_false');If you set life span to 0, cache will be generated only you manually empty cache. This can be done in the UI itself.
To set life span to 15 minutes or anything that is not possible with UI, you can use above code. One thing I forgot to mention is that you need to
* Deactivate / Activate WP Optimize
or
* Install WP Crontrol and deletewpo_purge_old_cacheevent, so that new life span will take effect.@dhaka11021 You can use this filter
wpo_option_key_page_cache_lengthto modify the cache life spanadd_filter('wpo_option_key_page_cache_length', 'my_prefix_page_cache_length'); function my_prefix_page_cache_length() { return 60 * 15; }Hi @francoc30
Thanks for reporting this issue. I can confirm this is happening and is a bug.
Will fix it in the future release
Hi @giorgos93
Yes. It is safe. That file contains your cache configuration settings in json format. Since you don’t need caching functionality, it is safe to delete.
Hi @giorgos93
Disabling cache will delete
wp-content/cache/wpo-cacheautomatically. If it is still present after disable cache (some times before, probably when you were using older version), you can enable/disable it to delete.Of course, you can manually delete it as well. It won’t affect anything
Hi @benny54,
Sorry for the confusion. But, yes, configured URL exceptions are taken into account and will not be preloaded by WPOptimize
Hi @backpackingseries @webmasterfreya @jwmc
Since not every browser supports webp images and nginx servers don’t support
.htaccessredirect, it is necessary to check things with every request.Apart from that these are
[DEBUG]messages and debug logging shouldn’t be enabled in production sites unless site is not working properly and you want to provide debugging info to developers.That said, we will remove these entries in the upcoming version