• Resolved yarintosh

    (@yarintosh)


    Hi! Since I have installed Autoptimize my loading time has improves magically!
    I still have one problem though, a specific file is jamming up my loading time on all pages, I have added a screenshot.

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    wp-content/cache/autoptimize/autoptimize_b2b99de57f1f6ac1f7e899c006578ba5.php

    How can I solve this Issue?

    Thank you!

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Author Optimizing Matters

    (@optimizingmatters)

    That’s probably because you disabled “serve as static files” which means PHP has to be executed for the response to be sent, can you try re-enabling that option and test again?

    Thread Starter yarintosh

    (@yarintosh)

    Thanks for the quick reply!

    Well now that specific file has vanished but the loading time increased from 3s to around 4-4.5s

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    Plugin Author Optimizing Matters

    (@optimizingmatters)

    That’s probably because your webserver is not configured to compress (with gzip/ deflate/ brotli) static resources, have a look at this article that explains how to enable compression.

    Thread Starter yarintosh

    (@yarintosh)

    Thank you! that has solved this issue.

    It’s funny though because every time I’m solving an Issue another one Is popping.

    Now this specific file is taking almost 1s to load

    wp-content/cache/autoptimize/js/autoptimize_b2b99de57f1f6ac1f7e899c006578ba5.js

    Any suggestions?

    Plugin Author Optimizing Matters

    (@optimizingmatters)

    the file is not found, so WordPress’ 404 mechanism takes over. can you clear all your page cache(s) and re-test?

    Thread Starter yarintosh

    (@yarintosh)

    Cleared all cache, file still appear with different loading times (sometimes its 260 sometimes 800)

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    Plugin Author Optimizing Matters

    (@optimizingmatters)

    well, the file is now static (good), it is found (good) and it is compressed (good; 863KB file transferred in 326KB), so that’s about all you can do.

    with this setup the loading times depend on things that you can’t control (network route taken + latency at different points in network for example).

    I did a test on webpagetest.org and the average download time for that file appears to be 350ms or so, don’t see huge variations ??

    Thread Starter yarintosh

    (@yarintosh)

    If there is nothing I can do about that, then I guess that’s it ??

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