rascally

oh, excellent! Thanks for your reply! A 14-day refund option is great.

Additionally, if I can do what I want (or similar) I’ll happily keep the Pro licence – the price is quite fair. I just want to find a good and an easily maintained solution. I’ll have my friend look at the developer tools you’ve suggested.

Is there a list of websites (or sample sites) that demonstrate the view I’m looking for? eg. A row to represent a multi-day calendar event (item).

My websites are hosted at GoDaddy… not the the Managed WordPress service, but the general cPanel web hosting service.

I know for certain that GoDaddy cPanel hosting is not designed for heavy loads… but my sites have zero activity. I don’t think it’s a performance issue… and also, with no referrer, it works, so, performance isn’t the issue.

It is quite likely related to the way the request is being made.

Still, it makes no sense that I had it working last night, and now it is broken. I wasn’t drinking! It really was working. Long enough to setup another website.

Very strange.

As you once stated, when I remove all defined referrers in the API config, w3tc is then able to fetch Page Speed results. Add the http string back in, and it breaks again. :/

Sure wish I knew more about this.

I confirm, this worked 10 hrs ago… I checked several times over half an hour, and added a second website to the API referrer list, which also worked. I thought I was done.

Now, broken.

Interestingly, my setup isn’t working now. (!!!)

Thanks Vee!!! 8-/ (Kidding)

Yesterday I mucked around until I got it working. It then worked every time I looked at it.

Now today, I thought I’d take some screen shots to send you, but I’m now “Unable to fetch Page Speed results.”

The mystery is widening.

Did you try https://WWW.mydomain.com/* ?

I had the www. I didn’t try other values.

Let me know. I’m travelling today, but will check back when I can.

Cheers

Kimberly was correct. While I don’t know coding, at all, her advice above led me to play with the google api http referrers. My first guess, worked.

The error I had, was that I had simply followed the suggestion of the google api, which suggests a sample referrer string, like this –> *.yourdomain.com/*
(FYI * for wildcard)

My W3TC started working when changed the google api http string to,
https://www.yourdomain.com/wp-admin/*

Thanks Kimberly

randy

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by rascally.