Derrick Hammer

Can you please explain what the “Cache Queue” json actually is?

While I get that, I still think collaboration is more important than managing people blindly using the wrong communication channel. IMHO use a bot to auto-process issues.

That’s the tricky part. it’s just not practical to contribute to something over the forum or elsewhere. It would be a PR, or it would not really be open and would not happen.

So please do think on opening the project up to the community to support as you have a good idea here overall.

From what I can see, this is a PHP 8 issue. The plugin has not been tested with this version.

Sorry, but thanks for reporting.

Yes, it should be.

Thanks for the review. Please be aware that server response times and other issues are unrelated to this plugin.

yes ??

Thanks for the review, and no worries. Despite the outdated warning, I am still using this in my work, so it is still maintained.

I would disable my plugin(s) then and see if you still have issues. If you do then its wp-rocket likely.

thanks.

So you have no issues with my plugin?

Please talk to your host/follow this article https://wpadvancedads.com/finding-errors-with-wp_debug/ (just found off google) to gather more information as to what may be happening.

It sounds like a fatal crash somewhere.

Once I have that information I can see if a resolution can be made.

Thanks ??

Since my code merely downloads files as-is to a folder, mime types are between the server and the browser. Unsure what could be going on to screw with that.

For me it’s usually the other way around, I have to work around issues from others. If they open an issue on GitHub from any findings if they are willing to troubleshoot their code with you, then I can see about making it work if the issue becomes known. Otherwise, it is subject to priorities of which I have many things in my pipeline as-is :P.

I would need to see CSS code example/comparisons of it before my plugin and after processing and the problem to try and identify any bugs in processing.

Thanks ??

If we easily could just listen to wp rocket settings here? Inline css and js become its individual file meaning 1 more CSS file and 1 more js file.

Even if I did it would mean just using that to change behaviors for code that does not exist currently as most of the code in CSS.php if for minification and data processing. The hook idea was to allow you/others to do the changes you might want yourself until such time this may be implemented.

but do still FOUC the svg inlined icons that displays.

I have seen this. Generally the trick there is to define css in the head that would set a width/height on all SVG tags (it is a huge size before full CSS loads).

Using wp rockets should be enough, but do still FOUC the svg inlined icons that displays.

I am biased since it’s my critical css plugin, but I also believe the paid service allows more control than wp-rockets free service.