archimedes.trajano

I’m on PHP 7.0 and I still get the error.

Yup I actually did this by patching cache enabler to parse the content and spit out a file that looks like the Link: header

Then I added the following to my .htaccess

<If “-f ‘%{REQUEST_FILENAME}.headers'”>
Header add Link expr=%{file:%{REQUEST_FILENAME}.headers}
</If>

Which will load up the contents of the .headers file that I generated when the cached version is created.

Thank you I was looking for that info, I couldn’t find it earlier. I forgot I had it on Github.

Looking at the code I think the way to do this would be:

1. when building the content the first time parse the content to the img and css links are extracted out to a list
2. write out the list as the Link: header to a file associated with the content just add a different extension
3. modifying readfile() to read the headers file if it exists then add extra headers using the headers()

Apologies, I see the problem now, I was using Firefox to test and that has tracking turned off when using incognito mode. Chrome shows it is sending data to Google now. Though it’s still not being merged with autoptimize, but I can file that as another bug later.

I just reactivated it and it started to have some content now. But I am not sure if it is working or not (real-time analytics is down at the moment). Just looking at the waterfall I don’t see any requests to Google from the browser session or from a “netstat -a | grep google” (is this by design?)

In addition, I am using autooptimize as I had noted earlier but this script does not get merged into autooptimize.

Actually I have the same issue, I was thinking it was because of an incompatability with autooptimize.

Maybe you can release a new plugin there’s no response for a while now.

OK found it. The cache folder was not writable, I just fixed it accordingly and I get Grand Noodle, but Level 1 still occasionally fails.

Still no luck.

https://screencast.com/t/TclNjoVI

Note it sometimes works but not all the time in Level 1.

Another thing is the data it gets is incorrect. It’s not in the XML and I am not sure where it is doing the duplicate data comparison.

If you use WP Super Cache you’d lose the HTTP/2 preload capability. However, the gain you get with getting the first byte transferred offsets the the gain you get with HTTP/2 preload.

See the comments from https://github.com/futtta/autoptimize/issues/49#issuecomment-241180666

I had to temporarily change the permission of wp-config.php and wp-content to allow writes globally.

One they did the work I changed it back to remove write access for anyone.

I am having the same issue with my feed https://www.yelp.com/syndicate/user/yeX7tzZZWCnphQifRJglUg/rss.xml.

Using level 2 will make it pass but I do not see it picking up any new content.

When I run it, it only shows `Stouffville Country Ribfest (5/5) on Yelp
August 11, 2016 8:34 PMas the first entry, but I was expectingGrand Noodle (5/5) on Yelp`

If I choose level 1 I get the force_feed error message, looking through the source it appears you are already setting force_feed(true) at least when I tried to trace it.

I have tried setting cache to No, cache time to zero, changing the URL to a broken one and saving it back.

No luck as of yet. The pipe is described in https://www.trajano.net/2016/07/my-yelp-workflow/

the pipe itself can be downloaded from https://www.trajano.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/yelp-reviews.pipe

I think the errors started when I upgraded to WordPress 4.6

So is there a way of removing the message?

I’m having the same issue.