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Ahhhh. Thanks for responding. Sorry I missed that.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Autoptimize] not aggregate JS on certain pages?I’ve actually been using: “<!–noptimize–><!–/noptimize–>” to deactivate AO on some of my page templates where I am calling in something like a gravity form. I just surround entire PHP sections. It seems to work.
Let me know if this is not advisable.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Autoptimize] What is considered a “huge” cache…Thanks Frank. That explains a ton. Sorry if I missed it somewhere in you docs.
Your blog article here: “How to keep Autoptimize’s cache size under control”
Was also key to me understanding why the cache was getting so huge as a new cache file was being created because of this changing variable.
Thanks, again.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Autoptimize] What is considered a “huge” cache…Sorry, I figured this out. I read your blog post. There was a plugin that was creating some dynamic variables in JS at the bottom. I think this was a big culprit of why my JS was getting so big with aggregate JS on.
Last question and I think I got this cache thing under control.
If I make changes to a JS/CSS file will the new cache file completely replace the old one or create a duplicate? Thanks.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Autoptimize] What is considered a “huge” cache…Hi. So, I decided to watch how the cache files are created on my local development install.
I noticed that it creates a cache file for each page which I expect.
However, what is odd that for the “Home” Page it creates a cached file and then every time I refresh that page or go back to that page it creates another cached file. Is this expected or is something definitely wrong here?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Autoptimize] What is considered a “huge” cache…Just so I understand how the cacheing works. Every page will create it’s own cache file, yes?
For one part of my site i’m in the black hole of reference errors and load ordering with aggregated js turned off.
I think I may just work on trying to make aggregated JS leaner if possible.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Autoptimize] What is considered a “huge” cache…Indeed. I just downloaded the cache from the server and CSS was only 24Mbs.
From looking at the cache is there any way to discern the effects of aggregating JS?
I wonder if submitting to Google would effect this. We have also been hitting the site pretty hard with testing tools.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Autoptimize] CDN question with WpEngine…Thanks. That does clarify things. I am leaning towards not using the CDN URL. Right now we are having some issues with it. Not sure why.
It requests that I log in and when I do I get redirected to the Types Forum, but at the bottom it says:
This technical forum is open to paying Toolset clients. Buy Toolset to gain access.
If you are already logged in, please refresh your browser.Refreshing the browser doesn’t do anything.
Anyways, I will try to use the email address.
I responded above, but maybe you missed it. Yes, the contact form is up, but see below.
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Hey, I can’t use your contact form for “presales” as I get an error telling me that the email already exists and to login instead. HOWEVER, when I login and try to use your forums I can’t because I have to be a “paying” customer (and I still get the error for your presales form).I understand I need to be a paying customer. However, I am a past paying customer and have a question about renewing and it seems there’s no where to go for this.
Help?
Hey, I can’t use your contact form for “presales” as I get an error telling me that the email already exists and to login instead. HOWEVER, when I login and try to use your forums I can’t because I have to be a “paying” customer (and I still get the error for your presales form).
I understand I need to be a paying customer. However, I am a past paying customer and have a question about renewing and it seems there’s no where to go for this.
Help?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Autoptimize] Development Process Question/Curiosity..Thanks. I am thinking it may add a little bit to dev time as you may need to test after turning it on. Good to know.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Autoptimize] Best practices for cache clearing…Thanks. I marked as resolved.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Autoptimize] Best practices for cache clearing…Ah, that is great! That explains a lot. This would be the same for minified HTML as well, correct?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Autoptimize] Best practices for cache clearing…Thanks for the response.
We are on wpengine, so whenever we push a css change we always have to clear the cache as sometimes our changes don’t show through.
So, would you say when we do this we should clear your cache? Maybe I am just confused about how your cacheing works but I thought your plugin creates a cached file of the combined css. So, if we made changes to the CSS we should clear the cache to update the file being pulled. No?
Thanks, again.