Chad Reitsma

Thanks Lavender. I tried it, but it doesn’t work in conjuction with the “Scroll percentage” trigger, once a user closes it – clicking on an image with that class doesn’t reopen the spinner. I appreciate your response – we’ll just leave it for now.

Hey Marko,

Oh yes – It’s a multisite. I double-checked all of the configs as you mentioned, and everything was correct + matching.

I decided to try a clean install. I removed the plugin, cache folder, and w3tc-config folder, then re-installed and re-configured everything. It seems to be working now, and I can see the files in the multisite minify folders! ??

Not sure what the actual problem was, but thank-you for your time and guidance, we appreciate it!

Cheers,
C.

Hey Marko,
Thanks for the quick reply!

That option is disabled – we have x-content-type: nosniff set at the server level.

I already tried disabling that, and while that did fix the nosniff warnings, the server was still reporting 500 errors on the actual files.

Digging a little deeper, I can’t even see the files that W3 is trying to serve on the server – here is an example URL: /wp-content/cache/minify/1/c1399.css (this file doesn’t exist)

I checked the file+folder permissions and they’re all normal.

• This reply was modified 8 months, 4 weeks ago by Chad Reitsma.

Thanks, I’ll try it out and reply back as soon as possible!

Thanks Marko!

@dwdonline

There is some code inside the new plugin that will attempt to convert old addresses to the new format. Unfortunately, if you had a filter like I did it fills them with empty/broken results, then removes the original meta keys.

I had to restore the deleted shipping# user_meta (from a DB backup), then delete all corresponding (empty) arrays which were saved as wc_address_book_address_shipping_shipping<#>

After logging in again, it will convert them properly. Hopefully that helps!

Hey Matt,
Thanks for the quick reply!

I forgot that we added a filter which modified the $address_book Array – this was causing issues with the edit/delete buttons because the names didn’t match the new format in the database (so the AJAX + href’s used the wrong reference).

I think I can figure the rest out from here. Thanks again!

Disabling the meta-tag options seems to have worked. Possible conflict with the Rank Math Plugin (just a thought). We’ll leave the options disabled for now.

Thanks again for your quick reply!

We’re using PHP 8.2.6 with Max execution time: 30s (default)

I’ll try disabling the meta tags.

Thanks!

Thanks Riza!

You guys have added a completely redundant set of inputs. Put it back to the way it was, where it used the existing inputs with the default values, and let us remove/change them if we didn’t want them. How hard is that?

Looks like the issue is because of auto-purging… we have enabled the “Only Purge CDN manually” and that fixed it. We always purge the CDN manually anyways.

Hey Marko,

One more quick question — I noticed in master.php you have <?php exit; ?> right before the start of the JSON config string. Can this be removed?

Ah, sorry I missed that part in your original reply. Thank-you for confirming!

Thank-you Marko, I know I can open the file with a text editor ?? I was originally asking if there was a helper class in W3TC so I could read those values from PHP.

Something like: $w3tc->get_config(‘cf2.cname’); or similar?

Thank-you for the info on the GUID columns, I think we have a plugin conflict so I can dig a little deeper!