imtino

I’ve changed it but didn’t work. I don’t think you understand what I am trying to do.

I want to update you on my finding. I figure why it was redirecting to the archive categories.

It has to do with the slug. If the slug is the same then it redirect to categories. I’ve changed the slug and it redirect to the pages or posts.

Thank you for answering my question with details. I think the # anchor will be awesome. When in the future will you think that happen?

Yep, updated to 3.1.6 and everything looking good. Thank you.

Update: It was the DNS issue. I have to wait for 7 days for it to resolved because my host have an actual dns server that follow the rules. hahaha

It’s all working now.

Thanks again. You guys are great!

Yeah, it’s my dns. I checked with intodns.com and got the WWW A Record error.

Yes, I can confirmed it is that issue. When I changed my site to setting to non-www then no errors. Changed it back then errors happened again.

I think I got some issues with my dns record. For some reasons, it’s not resolve to www version of the domain. I will get that fixed first and then see what happened.

I have other WordPress sites on the exact same server with same setup. And it’s fine.

Nothing weird in wp-config.php and PHP open_basedir is the same as the other sites.

Oh, I didn’t realized you posted before me. I will checkout the link now.

Nevermind, it’s not cause by Slimstat. For some reasons when I stay on the system info page and click refresh then errors no longer show but when I click on the system info then I get the errors again.

Anyway, I will check with Bulletproof.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by imtino.

Some new finding, I’ve been using WP Super Cache with Autoptimize and it has been great. I test different setting to try to get this working. Well, I ended up running just Apache 2.4 as Webserver.

WP Super Cache using ‘Use PHP to serve cache files.’ then those 2 files (.css & .js) compressed fine. But when I’m using ‘Use mod_rewrite to serve cache files.’ that when it doesn’t compressed.

I noticed there’s a htaccess file in cache/autoptimize/ too. Is that conflicting somehow? My server got mod_deflate enbled. I double checked.

By the way, “sending of the cached file that is not optimal (as not compressed)” does that mean it’s the server issue?

Thank you. I needed that to ease my desire for perfection. I see that option available and I just feel that I must have it for better performance. If I can get just 1ms better then I will work for it. Or it will drive me crazy.

So keeping it as 2 php files is just as good as a css & a js files.

So when I checked the ‘saving as static files’ option and I the this suggestion.

Enable compression
Compressing https://www.domain.com/…ize_abe211f93f57023c8b89d3b9eec6e234.css could save 133.3KiB (73% reduction).
Compressing https://www.domain.com/…mize_4a71dfffeb50cbc765c9beeabd458a3b.js could save 90.4KiB (66% reduction).

I also use ‘Inline and Defer CSS’ option.

Does this mean that it’s a server caching issue?

I’ve also ask the theme creator if it is possible to have that option. I hope he consider it.