marvista

Instead I installed User Role Editor, which does find all the same permissions I found when I decoded wp_user_roles. I have no idea why it works and Capabilities does not, but I spent an hour with Capabilities trying to set a Shop Manager permission that I could not find anywhere in Capabilities.

We have all of a sudden started getting such a message on our website, maybe because we recently upgraded to the paid version.

You have multiple WordPress image optimization plugins installed. This may cause unpredictable behavior while optimizing your images, inaccurate reporting, or images to not display. For best results use only one image optimizer plugin at a time. These plugins may cause issues with Smush:

WP Fastest Cache

So the message is coming from Smush, and it is complaining about WP Fastest Cache. We use Smush to get different sizes of an image. Is there really a conflict?

You are correct that its php, not javascript, my bad.

But the error is still there in v1.2.5.

And the reason is that there are ways other than having a sale price for which $product->is_on_sale() returns true,

In our case we use woocommmerce dynamic pricing. And that creates discounts, returns true from is_on_sale(), but there is no ‘sale_price’.

That seemed to get it going, although the last test also hung. But all the reports were there at gtmetrix. And I now get idea of what to do. So I am good.

Thanks for the help.

What is in the page source is:
/* <![CDATA[ */
var aj_localize_admin = {“ajaxurl”:”https:\/\/www.money.com\/wp\/wp-admin\/admin-ajax.php”,”siteurl”:”https:\/\/www.money.com\/wp”,”pluginurl”:”https:\/\/www.money.com\/wp\/wp-content\/plugins\/async-javascript\/”,”ajadminurl”:”https:\/\/www.money.com\/wp\/wp-admin\/options-general.php?page=async-javascript”};
/* ]]> */
</script>
<script type=’text/javascript’>
/* <![CDATA[ */

I think the problem is that we have an extra level in our directory structure like public_html/wp/wp-whatever.
So the site is https://www.money.com not https://www.money.com/wp. The other urls for ajax etc are correct.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by marvista.

I just spend 4 hours getting to this point, and this post.

REALLY disappointed to see its been known about for close to 3 months.

Yes, that did it!

BTW, I would call that the plugin settings, under Woocommerce. To me ‘backend’ is typically more detailed, like page editing.