Steven Vachon

“Google XML Sitemaps” does not have a problem with sub-dir installations.

Automatic XHTML correction was already disabled. When disabling all other plugins, it still inserts the additional <p> tags.

The old versions of this plugin worked fine.

I have my WordPress installed to a sub-directory, in case you haven’t tested that scenario. Here is the page in question: https://www.svachon.com/about-this-site/

What about sub-dir WordPress installations containing an *.htaccess file in the server root?

I just edited my post with how I’m using this plugin in my content

Not fixed in latest release.

4 months. The abandoned plugin worked better than your twice-updated release. I’ll try to be more patient.

Great. I’ll start waiting now. *choke*

<p>For ActionScript:</p>
<pre lang="actionscript" line="1">function shuffleArray(array:Array):Array
{
	var len:int = array.length;

	for (var i:int=0; i<len; i++)
	{
		var j:int = Math.round( Math.random() * (len-1) );

		var value:* = array[i];

		array[i] = array[j];
		array[j] = value;
	}

	return array;
}</pre>

<p>For JavaScript:</p>
<pre lang="javascript" line="1">function shuffleArray(array)
{
	var len = array.length;

	for (var i=0; i<len; i++)
	{
		var j = Math.round( Math.random() * (len-1) );

		var value = array[i];

		array[i] = array[j];
		array[j] = value;
	}

	return array;
}</pre>

4 months. Are you going to do this?

Never heard of this technique, but the solution to the issue you’re encountering is probably solved by disabling URL shortening.

Crappy plugins and apps then, hehe. And yes, it’s possible for Apple to produce crap.

Anyway, in wp-html-compression.php, add this under line 34:

$this->shorten_urls = false;

https://www.svachon.com/blog/shuffle-and-randomize-arrays-in-actionscript-and-javascript/

Have you manually enabled JavaScript minification within WP-HTML-Compression? If so, this feature is not recommended to be used.

The only way I can reproduce this issue is by manually setting a custom site URL in the class constructor to https when the site is running in http.

Works perfectly fine here. Thoroughly tested it and could not reproduce your issue.

The only issue I ran into was with http images/stylesheets/scripts on an https site where WebKit would do a secure semi-redirect to http to allow those items to load. This, however, did not affect the the shortened links at all.