Notice and Warning

Do you have the Enable configuration per post/ page? option on? Does the notice go away when it is off?

additionally; do the warnings/ notices appear when browsing the frontend or when editing pages/ posts?

Yes it shows when editing pages/ posts and on the frontend it shows:

Notice
: is_page was called
incorrectly
. Conditional query tags do not work before the query is run. Before then, they always return false. Please see
Debugging in WordPress
for more information. (This message was added in version 3.1.0.) in
../wp-includes/functions.php
on line
5535

Notice
: is_single was called
incorrectly
. Conditional query tags do not work before the query is run. Before then, they always return false. Please see
Debugging in WordPress
for more information. (This message was added in version 3.1.0.) in
../wp-includes/functions.php
on line
5535

I do not know where is Enable configuration per post/ page? option.

I use multisite.

Kind regards

• This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by anton7249.

I do not know where is Enable configuration per post/ page? option.

It’s at the bottom of the main Autoptimize settings page (JS & CSS & HTML)

fyi: I’ve tried with both “configuration per post/page” on and off (on my local multisite installation) but haven’t been able to reproduce yet.

might you have a plugin (or theme) that hooks into Autoptimize using the API, adding additional logic if “optimize JS” is on?

The messages are gone when Enable configuration per post/ page? option is off.

I use only this:

// Remove defer attribute from js file in Autoptimize plugin
add_filter( 'autoptimize_filter_js_defer', 'mega_no_defer', 10, 1 );
function mega_no_defer( $defer ) {
	return '';
}

But messages do not gone when removing it.

You sure define( 'WP_DEBUG', true ); on your installation?

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The messages are gone when Enable configuration per post/ page? option is off.

so “JS optimize” off and “per post/page config” on -> notices/ warnings?

I use only this:

and you’re sure no other plugin is doing anything related? does the problem persist with all other plugins off?

You sure define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, true ); on your installation?

absolutely, yes.

so “JS optimize” off and “per post/page config” on -> notices/ warnings?

Yes, correct.

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I’ve tried with that configuration on some other sites of mine (hosted elsewhere) but still can’t reproduce. And are you sure no other plugin is doing anything related? Does the problem persist with all other plugins off?

Activated default theme and deactivated all other plugins and the the problem still persist.

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how bizarre … can you list all your AO settings, I’ll try reproducing with the exact same config.

Sorry, can you add additional information, where are these AO settings?

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It actually does not bother me as I just deactivated “per post/page config” option.

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It actually does not bother me as I just deactivated “per post/page config” option.

happy to read that, but I’m somewhat bothered with the possibility of a bug that I can’t seem to reproduce ??

Sorry, can you add additional information, where are these AO settings?

I was referring to the other Autoptimize settings;
* is “optimize CSS” on? does toggling that make any difference?
* is “optimize HTML” on? does toggling that make any difference?
* What about settings on the “images” tab? does toggling those make any difference?
* What about settings on the “extra” tab? does toggling those make any difference?

If you want you can also reach out to me through my contact form ??

* “optimize CSS” is off.
* “optimize HTML” is off.
* “Optimize HTML Code” is off.
* “Save aggregated script/css as static files?” is on.
* “Minify excluded CSS and JS files?” is on.
* “Enable 404 fallbacks?” is off.
* “Also optimize for logged in editors/ administrators?” is on.
* “Enable configuration per post/ page?” is off.
* What about settings on the “images” tab? all is off.
* What about settings on the “extra” tab? does toggling those make any difference? * “Removes WordPress’ core emojis’ inline CSS, inline JavaScript, and an otherwise un-autoptimized JavaScript file.” is on.

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