• Hi, I’ve been using W3 Total Cache quite a bit and am starting to find my way around quite a bit. For Minify, I’ve noticed that in Auto mode, I end up with 3 different minified JS files, which I believe are being enqueued in different hooks by different plugins. As such, I chose to use Manual mode and everything was successfully merged into one file, reducing HTTP requests and everything works great ??

    However – when I use specify scripts to be minified manually under different page templates, I realise that viewing a page under the default template I get that combined JS file and viewing another page under a separate template I get another bigger JS file with page template-specific scripts included this time. For example:

    Default template: /wp-content/cache/minify/000000/32a0d/default.include-footer.5cdf1d.js?8df1b3

    Some page template: /wp-content/cache/minify/000000/32a0d/page-template_edit-place.include-footer.e9d470.js?8df1b3

    Is it possible that W3TC makes a separate JS file for the additional scripts for each page template, since it doesn’t make sense for the browser to download an entirely new file with majority of the scripts being the same as the default page template? Or am I not doing this the correct way?

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