Ante Laca

Hi @platoscave,
the new update is released. Can you test it and check if you still have issues with bbpress?

Thanks,
Ante

OK, I will release a new update later today. I made some changes which I think may solve the issue with bbpress.

Thanks,
Ante

First you have to define WP DEBUG and WP_DEBUG_LOG constants. Then you should be able to see debug.log file inside wp-content directory.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by Ante Laca.

HI @platoscave,

do you have any errors in error_log?

WP Performance shouldn’t have any effect as the user has to be logged in to post a comment.

Hi @p4fbradjohnson,

When you try to generate critical CSS, WP Performance is sending an API request to my server with only one information and that’s the site URL. However, that information is not stored on my server so there are no issues with GDPR.

If you decide to do a video review, that would be great. Then I suggest you to wait for a few days because a new update is on its way.

If you have any other questions, I will be more than happy to answer them.

Thanks,
Ante

• This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by Ante Laca.

Hi @p4fbradjohnson,
critical CSS is generated on my server and then sent back to WP Performance.

Thank you @p4fbradjohnson

Most of the page builder plugins are fetching generated pages from frontend and then displays them in the WP Admin, so if you have any JS optimization turned ON, the JS code will be affected. Sometimes there can be some errors with minify or async loading. To avoid that you can use this option which simply disables JS optimization for logged in users.

Hi @platoscave,

Try turning ON the “Disable JavaScript optimization for logged-in users” option.

Hi @arwinjp

This will be fixed in the next update.
Thank you for letting me know.

Hi @wpsenior
I published a new update where this issue is fixed.

Thanks

HI @salsafire
Thank you for letting me know.

The issue is now fixed and the new update is released.

Thanks,
Ante

Hi @stan74
Nginx is already supported, but an extra step is required to make it working properly. Depending on your WP Performance configuration, rewrite rules will be generated and listed under the “Settings” tab. Then you have to copy and paste generated rules into the nginx config file. That’s it.

Thank you @stan74

Hi @dbansleben
Yes, I’ve got your email, but I couldn’t catch the time to check what is happening on your site.

Thanks,
Ante