Latest update broke my site – solved by deleting

I’m sorry to hear of your issues. I’m using WPPP on all of my sites and had no problems after updating. Which version of wordpress do you use? And do you remember which settings you had activated? The only thing I could imagine breaking the whole site would be jit localization.

If you use multisite try 1.10.2.

Thanks, I do use multisite on the latest WP version. I had very few settings activated.

Latest version has same results on Multisite.

I wasn’t able to reproduce the error yet. Which features did you have acitvated? And which other plugins are you using.

As far as I’m concerned, this is not related to previous settings. I completely removed the plugin and re-installed latest version and the issue is the same. Difficult to list all other plugins running here.

I also tested with a standard site – non WPMU – and everything works fine. The issue seems to occur only with WPMU installations.

My local multisite test install (4.1.1) is quite basic but I have no issues with the latest WPPP version here. Did you delete the plugin files or did you uninstall the plugin? I you only deleted the files (e.g. via FTP), then the settings will still be active after reinstalling.

Could you enabled WP_DEBUG (or is it already enabled)? Maybe that way it could give a hint as to what is causing the issue.

Yes, I did full WP uninstall.
Will try WP_DEBUG and get back to you.

Here’s what I get with WP_DEBUG:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function got_mod_rewrite() in /***/wp-content/plugins/wp-performance-pack/modules/dynamic_images/class.wppp_rewrite.php on line 84

Maybe related to WP Super Cache that has mod_rewrite enabled?

I thought I had catched that error but it seems that was only the case with my test installation. Should be fixed in 1.10.3.

WPPP overrides WordPress’ WP_Rewrite class on multisite installations when using dynamic images. It seems for you it got called too early for got_mod_rewrite to be loaded. I added extra checks so this shouldn’t cause any more errors.

Yes, that’s right, everything works fine now. Many thanks.

One more question: is the CDN support of any additional use if this is already enabled by WP Super Cache?

WP Super Cache uses CDN only for the (cached) front end pages and images. WPPP also supports use of CDN for images in the back end. Activating CDN for back end only will Speed up your Dashboard (and you can deactivate saving of intermediate images to save some webspace).

OK, thanks!

I can’t save a custom CDN address.
I enter the address, save settings and then the field is empty again and I get a message that I didn’t enter a CDN address.

Either the CDN is down or CDN configuration isn’t working. Fallback to local serving is active.
Error message: CDN configuration error. Probably missing CDN URL.

The latest version is also working for me without problem. Thanks!