byoussin

After no response I have removed this plugin and found an alternative way, by minifying the body part of my html using https://kangax.github.io/html-minifier/ before transferring to WP.

Works fine for me.

I am posting this because Google returns this page on the top of its search results for

transfer html from Eclipse to wordpress

.

Thanks!

Frank,
Thanks for your clarifications. I use W3 Total Cache with its Minify facility off. Everything is clear, and I see that I need to clear only W3TC cache and I do not need to clear AO’s cache unless it grows too big.
Thanks for the great plugin!
Baruch

Frank,
Thanks for your clarification.
Are you saying that the html cache is created and css/js cache is verified when I edit a post or a page, not when it is requested each time?
Thanks
Baruch

Frank,
Thanks!
#pgc- works! (I guess because the css starts with this.)
However, how do I know that it would not catch anything else?
Can I be sure it #pgc- will catch only inline css?
Thanks
Baruch

Frank,
Thanks for your prompt response!
As for your options, “Inline” is not really good one since my theme has well over 100K css which is much more than the html of any page.
I am already using “Inline and Defer”, and I explained its drawbacks while it is fine for me now.
I am interested in your option 2, exclude CSS. I have not understood how I identify this CSS by a string. I have only one page that uses pagebuilder this far, and I copied its inline css above. How do you suggest to identify it?
Thanks again
Baruch Youssin

This place you indicated – the support forum of W3 Total Cache – is unattended – as you can see there – so there is no point in posting there.
The way to get to the plugin developers is by filing a bug in the Support page of the plugin settings.
I have filed today another item this way with them but it was a clear bug.
As for this one, I am not sure so I am hesitant filing this as a bug.

Bad news: this trick does not work with W3 Total Cache plugin as this plugin gets totally confused by this setting.
(It works with WP Super Cache but the latter has less features than W3 Total Cache.)

I am using Ubuntu 12.04.

Why not have your entire site secured?

I am on a shared hosting and making my entire site secured would require me to buy a dedicated IP, an SSL certificate and pay the hosting service for installing it.

The results should be reliable. Please see the “Advanced Metrics” tab and look for the margin of error (should be small) and the number of visits (should be 10-20).

Thanks for clarifying it. That’s enough for my purposes. The number of visits I get, is proportional to time so if I wait long enough, I get enough of them.
Thanks for your help!

Thanks, Kurt, for your suggestion.
However, I do not see what is the point of testing the system in a configuration that I do not want to leave. (And I do not like to have my admin unsecured.)
Maybe you can answer the following question:
In fact, P3 profiler works on my site but never stops by itself. I can stop it myself and see the results.
Are they reliable?

Kurt, I see you know your stuff! ??

>It looks like you’re loading your admin over https and your content over http.
–True, that’s the way I set it up, see https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/secure-admin-access-on-shared-hosting?replies=10

>Do you see any mixed content warnings or errors in your browser console?
–No, see the above link.

So can I use P3 in this setting?

Here is the screen with the stuck scan:
https://postimg.org/image/hfterm8y5/
Thanks
Baruch

Correction: this setup does not cause the certificate mismatch I mentioned.
(I had this mismatch in a different setup which did not work anyway.)
So it can be used for the clients too.
Great plugin for this purpose!

Addition: this setup does not even cause SSL certificate mismatch complaint from the browser since there is no server mismatch: all admin part of my WP site is accessed via the hosting server and my path on it, and the server is the one listed on the certificate.
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