Flow Flow plugin not working with Autoptimized

well, if a plugin requires jQuery to be available early, then jQuery (or all AO’d JS, if you force in head) will be render blocking I’m afraid @annapurna23. the only root-cause-solution would be to ask the flow2 developers to adapt their code so it gently sits back while waiting for jQuery to become available.

Hi Frank,

“Also aggregate inline JS?” enabling this had solved the issue, but now the issue i have is huge cache.
i went through pages looking for the solution. It says to uncheck the above mentioned option.
Do we have any alternative?

Do we have any alternative?

yes, finding and excluding the cache-busting inline JS from optimization (and hoping it’s not the flow2 JS and that it does not require jquery) ??

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by Frank Goossens.

Can you please tell me how do i find that?

sure, have a look here (spoiler; it’s not an easy job).

or should i chose clearing the cache at regular interval writing cron or something?

you can, but a fast growing cache is actually not the real problem, but the indicator of a more important one (i.e. it’s a canary in a coalmine).

ok, i shall look into this and get back.

that was easy. i have made the changes.
will wait till tomorrow to see the cache size ??

that was easy.

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