Which is it? Wild, or not wild?

  • Resolved palmtek

    (@palmtek)


    4 years, 11 months ago

    When running JS minification from FVM, the GiveWP forms don’t work.
    In the plugin it says, “[ Your own list of js /css files to ignore with wildcard support (read the faqs) ]”
    The FAQ says, “There is no need to use asterisks or regex code (it won’t work).”

    Which is it? Is it talking about two different fields?

    Update: I got the GiveWP items that I needed to be ignored into the “Ignore list” by using the full path to the directories holding the JS files. I’d still like to know if I should be able to use wild cards in the path of the Ignore list or not?

    BTW, your caching semantics are superior to everything else out there. I did a caching study of every major caching plugin. By combining yours with W3TC(minify disabled) and Clearfy(caching and minify diabled) and some serious fine tuning, I was able to get page load times well under a second on a shared host and using Cloudflare.

    Yep, truly amazing

    • This topic was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by palmtek.

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  • Plugin Author Raul P.

    (@alignak)

    The documentation still needs some work, because some of the features have changed for the past 2 years of development and I missed some things updated on the readme file.

    There used to be * support in the earlier versions, but that was removed.
    What works now, is partial file paths.

    So something like /my-plugin/ will exclude any file found in any directory with that name. You can also be more specific, such as /my-plugin/assets/js/libs/ or whatever path you need to exclude.

    It also works for files, so something like myfile.js will also exclude any file with that name.

    Thanks

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