Ante Laca

@panmaster actually, I’m thinking of rewriting the entire thing this winter ??

HI @anis1287, thank you for using WPP.

I know it’s been a while, but did you manage to fix the problem?
How did you exclude the page? On the edit page screen by checking the exclude option, or from WPP admin by entering the exact URL?

HI @masoudnkh, thank you for using WPP.
If you could copy the exact error and paste it here in this thread, that would be really helpful.

You have an option in WPP admin ( JavaScript tab, Exclude file(s) from asynchronous loading ) to exclude that file from being asynchronously loaded, but then you will have to also exclude dependencies for that file if there is any ( e.g jQuery ).

@ahawad I see a couple of issues there, thank you for letting me know.
I’ll fix that in the next release.

@simpleclickers thank you! ??

Hi @pratyaksh99

can you be more specific or share the error log?

Thanks

Hi @fedorkap

Does the plugin have options for specifying a list of GET parameters, when they enter the line, caching would be disabled (GET parameters cache rules).

Yes, you should add something like this in “Exclude URL(s) from cache” section on the Cache page.

utm_source=yandex&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign={any}&utm_content={any}&utm_term={any}

This should prevent WPP to cache that page

HI @alx359

– I suppose “Disable” within the CSS/JS tabs also allows using those wildcards {all}, {any}, etc. hinted in other places?

Correct

– Is it there any possible approach to deliver a different cached page depending on browser? For example, have different JS/CSS enqueued targeting IE11 (which does not support conditionals). With the other caching solutions I’ve tested so far, one needs to exclude such browser agent altogether to avoid it polluting the cache for everyone else.

NO, there is no such option to have a different cache for different browsers. The only thing you could do here is try to exclude pages from cache for different user agent.

– I’m currently enjoying another plugin that serves device-optimized lazy-loaded images: OptiMole. For such kind of service to work properly though, one usually needs to switch off any other lazy-load scripts. However, doing so leaves out lazy-loading of iframes. I see no specific setting of lazy-load of iframes in WPP > Media tab. Are iframes supported at all?

Yes, lazy load videos is the option you want to use here

– BTW, https://www.wp-performance.com is giving me a blank page. Is this just temporary, or?

Yes at the moment ??

HI @platoscave
I’m afraid I can’t help you with this because I am a Linux user.

Just out of curiosity, in what version of IE you are testing the site?

HI @froughtz

There is no such thing as “best settings”, at least not for the WPP. Every site is different, and what works on one website, it doesn’t have to fork for the other.

My only advice is to try to play with the options.

Thank you for using WPP.

HI @douglasferraz89

The application returns: Error: Cloudflare browser cache expiration not set.

Which application, WPP or Cloudflare?

Thanks

HI @dbk100

1. If you want to asynchronously load JS files, there is an option in WPP JavaScript screen called “Asynchronously load JavaScript”. Turn that ON.

2. Yes, there is an option in Media screen -> Responsive images -> Force images to use srcset attribute

Thank you for using WPP!

Hi @platoscave

1. Hm… thats strange, form data shouldn’t be cached

2. Pages can be excluded in two ways
– on edit page screen
– on WPP Cache screen

In both cases you should see that URL on WPP Cache screen

3. Go to WPP Cache screen -> Exclude URLs section and add this:
https://site.com/forum/{all}

Hi @kolshix

Try this:
https://site.com/download-file/?id={numbers}

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by Ante Laca.
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Hi @giuse
that’s strange. Can you contact me at ante.laca at gmail?

Thanks

HI @giuse

It looks like WPP can’t save the cache file.
Can you check if the wp-content/cache/wpp-cache dir is created and it’s writable?

Nice plugin btw.