mayuxi

Thanks for the response. Looks like I will have to move back to OneSignal plugin, they are Standard mode compatible.

Thanks for the reply. We have thousands of users, we will wait for the plugin update then. Meanwhile we’ve re-uploaded some avatars for most active authors.

Thanks! That’s great news!

Thanks!

Hi @vmarko seems even if it’s only admin-side issue, but because AMP plugin sees those page as invalid AMP, they won’t be served for user-side as well.

Here is a quick fix provided by WP-AMP team: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/amp-issues-when-w3-total-cache-is-on-standard-mode/#post-14847392

It solved issue for me, but hope you take a look at it and plan for next W3TC update.

Thanks

Thanks for the quick fix. I will let w3tc guys know about it.

Thank you @vmarko !
I see that not only me reporting this problem. I will try to reach AMP-WP support to resolve this false-invalid AMP page reporting issue.

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Follow up: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/amp-issues-when-w3-total-cache-is-on-standard-mode/

Looks like these are related issues: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/w3tc-not-valid-for-amp/

So this issue only when the admin bar is on, thus only for admins, is it correct?

Hi @vmarko

Thanks for your response, here is what happened:

1. When I installed and configured W3TC with AMP-activated WordPress – most of my images went “missing”, instead there were some kind of “data:image xml+svg” lines, broken images.. And the AMP plugin reported there is a incompatibility with w3tc.

2. So I did some research and found the AMP extension for W3TC – after activating it, all images went back to normal. Page cache, object cahce, DB – everything is working like a charm.

3. BUT there is still one issue reported by AMP plugin:

AMP does not allow the use of JS <script> tags unless they are for loading AMP components, which are added automatically by the AMP plugin (…)

Invalid inline script.
Source: W3 Total Cache
Error code: DISALLOWED_TAG
Invalid markup: <script … >

Text Content:

function w3tc_popupadmin_bar(url) {
				return window.open(url, __SINGLE_QUOTED_STRING__, __SINGLE_QUOTED_STRING__);
			}

Error code details:

{
	"node_name": "script",
	"parent_name": "head",
	"code": "DISALLOWED_TAG",
	"type": "js_error",
	"node_attributes": {
		"type": "text/javascript"
	},
	"text": "\n\t\t\tfunction w3tc_popupadmin_bar(url) {\n\t\t\t\treturn window.open(url, __SINGLE_QUOTED_STRING__, __SINGLE_QUOTED_STRING__);\n\t\t\t}\n\t\t",
	"node_type": "ELEMENT",
	"sources": [
		{
			"type": "core",
			"name": "wp-includes",
			"file": "script-loader.php",
			"line": 2031,
			"function": "wp_print_head_scripts",
			"hook": "wp_head",
			"priority": 9
		},
		{
			"type": "plugin",
			"name": "w3-total-cache",
			"file": "Generic_Plugin.php",
			"line": 648,
			"function": "W3TC\\Generic_Plugin::popup_script",
			"hook": "wp_print_scripts",
			"priority": 10
		}
	],
	"removed": false,
	"reviewed": true
}

Hi @vmarko !
What if my AMP plugin works in the “Standard template mode”

In Standard Mode your site uses a single theme and there is a single version of your content. You can opt out from AMP selectively for parts of your site. Every canonical URL will be either AMP or non-AMP. Learn more.

So there is no “tag based (/my-page/amp/) or query string based (/my-page?amp)” URL, it’s only one URL.
How should I configure the w3tc amp extension then? With an empty “postfix”?

Thanks!

Thanks!

Yeah, I think that would be great or at least safe.

Thanks for the quick fix

Thank you!

I added the code (ul.wc_social_login_by_the_champ ss.theChampFacebookLoginSvg{box-sizing:content-box!important}) but it didn’t worked for me. Still seeing the old facebook button