• Resolved sdawales

    (@sdawales)


    I am trying to track down a load problem and I have deactivated the CAOS Super Stealth Upgrade plugin, unchecked the Enable Stealth Mode Lite in CAOS, saved settings, reloaded analytics.js and cleared caches and it is still trying to load https://www.example.com/wp-json/caos/v1/proxy/super-stealth? both in my waterfall and it is showing as a browser error with a status of 404. Is there something I am missing? Thanks.

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  • Plugin Author DaanvandenBergh

    (@daanvandenbergh)

    When you disable Stealth Mode, you should update analytics.js.

    Btw, I’m currently working on a way to make Super Stealth work faster. Although it’s not a big deal that it’s slower, since the call is made asynchronously and doesn’t interfere with UX. Still, I figured I could do better. ??

    Thread Starter sdawales

    (@sdawales)

    I did that Daan. I have deactivated the CAOS Super Stealth Upgrade plugin, unchecked the Enable Stealth Mode Lite in CAOS, saved settings, reloaded analytics.js and cleared caches

    Plugin Author DaanvandenBergh

    (@daanvandenbergh)

    Ah, you didn’t necessarily need to disable the plugin. Disabling Stealth mode would suffice. But that should do it!

    What’s the URL? It’s oretty easy to see if your analytics.js file is updated correctly.

    Thread Starter sdawales

    (@sdawales)

    I just tried deactivating CAOS and the problem goes away. I reactivated CAOS and the problem is back. Site is pressertech.com/. Thanks.

    Plugin Author DaanvandenBergh

    (@daanvandenbergh)

    Ok, so the analytics.js isn’t updated on your CDN yet. Did you flush your CDN?

    Thread Starter sdawales

    (@sdawales)

    I didn’t realize that I needed to flush my complete cdn zone but yes, it’s done and error free now. Thanks.

    Plugin Author DaanvandenBergh

    (@daanvandenbergh)

    Most CDN’s work passively. It updates a file, only if the origin (WordPress) notifies the CDN a file needs to be refreshed.

    It doesn’t do that in this case. If it’s possible, you can just erase the analytics.js file from the CDN. It’ll be refreshed upon the next request.

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