deejmer

I didn’t share a screenshot, because it didn’t seem of much value. It’s the same error I pasted in that remains persistent in the admin of the site.

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Thank you, I understand and have made my changes to where this works well now. Thank you for clarifying how this all works!

Oh, so I cannot cache those pages at all? I was hoping I could cache them independently as if they were their own location. Sounds like that is not possible?

@vxfusion – My CSS and JS files are aggregating and minifying but my minified files are not served up by the CDN. My other files (images, etc) are being served fine by the CDN using W3TC as the integration point.

I too am running IIS and wonder if this fix you identify might also mean the CDN (Azure CDN in my case) will pick it up, too. Any idea?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by deejmer.

Thanks, that helped. I was able to get it working, thanks!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by deejmer.

I need to achieve two requirements in a single query.

Yes, I want to exclude a post but it cannot be by ID. I want it to be dynamic. The query should exclude posts with meta_key:featured_customer where meta_value=1 {AND} ALSO ensure it has orderby set by meta_key:customer_story_type = DESC

Hopefully that helps…

I tried disabling W3C Total Cache but it did not seem to fix the issue with links. In fact, when I have page caching enabled, the domain mapping fails altogether.

My best guess would be that there is a conflict with Advanced Custom Fields Pro as that is the engine rendering all of the links within my templates. At this point, I may have to abandon this plugin in favor of introducing WP Multisite as I cannot get this plugin to work nicely with my environment. Thanks for the support!

Thank you, I will have to wait until a low traffic time (over night) to test disabling W3C Total Cache as it will have impact to our visitors. I’ll report back what I find out after I try disabling it.

Thank you!
– DJ

That is going to be very tough. Currently, we do not have a staging location and the domain we are using is pointing to our production environment.

Do you know if your plugin is known to conflict with W3 Total Cache? It’s the only one that I can think of that would be messing with any paths or redirection in WordPress. I disabled caching while I was setting up this plugin per the instructions.

The only other thing that *could* be messing with paths are the rewrite rules set up in our web.config file (running WP on ISS in Azure) which you can see here: https://i.imgur.com/svox4XC.png

Hello Matt, and thanks for your response.

It is a custom theme that is built on a Bootstrap 4 starter theme: https://github.com/babobski/Bootstrap-4-on-WordPress

The menus use a custom walker which I do not clearly see “get_permalink” being used in the code: https://github.com/dupkey/bs4navwalker

I can understand how the menus might not work due to this, but why then would by system-generated buttons and links (using Advanced Custom Fields) as well as the canonical URL still reflect the original domain instead of the vanity domain?

Last idea – Any chance that hosting WordPress on IIS/Azure would have any impact?

I’ve turned off every plugin except Advanced Custom Fields PRO (I fear teh website will stop working if I do). I still have Autoptimize enabled. It still aggregates, but only a couple of JS files. Once again, none of my explicit includes for JS or CSS. Sadface.

I can try playing with plugins. Can you confirm though, that scripts and CSS files brought in via the method I’m using in functions.php SHOULD be detected and aggregated by AO? You don’t see anything obvious that I’m doing wrong in this regard? Should work?

I disabled the WP Super Cache plugin which was integrated with the CDN. I then removed the CDN domain path from AO. I now get no aggregation at all, and no CDN urls. I do see an error deep on the page (line 551) reading: `/* <![CDATA[ */
var autoptimize_ajax_object = {“ajaxurl”:”https:\/\/kbmaxweb4.azurewebsites.net\/wp-admin\/admin-ajax.php”,”error_msg”:”Your Autoptimize cache might not have been purged successfully, please check on the <a href=\”https:\/\/kbmaxweb4.azurewebsites.net\/wp-admin\/options-general.php?page=autoptimize style=\”white-space:nowrap;\”\”>Autoptimize settings page<\/a>.”,”dismiss_msg”:”Dismiss this notice.”,”nonce”:”39608abebf”};
/* ]]> */`

I have clicked Save Changes and Empty Cache but this message remains.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by deejmer.

Oops, I made a mistake. The Absolute URL I set wasn’t correct. The path wasn’t valid. When I set it to the correct path, the CDN picked it up (domain changed from kbmaxweb4.azurewebsites.net to kbmaxweb4.azureedge.net. So it seemed to help the CDN find it. I changed another value, and now I have two getting called from the CDN. Now the only issue is, it is not getting aggregated along with the other css/js that autoptimize seems to see.