saveatrain

hey guys, i really appreciate you trying to help

here are the images of my wp-optimize and auto-optimize settings, maybe you would see where i am mistaken

https://ibb.co/xsSM8Nf
https://ibb.co/QkJJMdt
https://ibb.co/DYHXyMc
https://ibb.co/WWkNdCH

maybe its the preload that is casuing the images not to load from the cdn?

in addition, i thought of installing this plugin, and then changing the site link to the cdn link, and then even when i preload the site, the links of the images will be the cdn links,
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/cdn-enabler/

let me know what you think

look at how keycdn integrates, its really interesting
https://www.keycdn.com/support/wordpress-cdn-integration-with-cdn-enabler

i am pretty positive your assessment is correct, this indeed what happened, they are caching locally and ignores the fact that their is cache.
for example with total cache plugin, you have a place to enter which cdn service you are using

i saw that in total cache plugin, you have a settings to enter the cdn address, and i think such addition to wp-optimize is needed

well i actualy unchecked the option to serve cached pages to logged in users.

but i am pretty sure that because wp-optimize is taking control of the caching, also the logged in users, are getting served the images locally also the settings have been changed to the cdn.

does that makes sense?

i played a little with the settings

and then i saw something really interesting,
when i edit a blog post, i can see that it loads the images from the cloudfront, since i see in the links loading, that it loads from the cdn link.

can you try to see from your end, if the images are now loading from the cdn please?
* i can’t because i am a logged in user.

i saw something really interesting,
when i edit a blog post, i can see that it loads the images from the cloudfront, since i see in the links loading, that it loads from the cdn link.
can you try to see from your end, if the images are now loading from the cdn please?
* i can’t because i am a logged in user.

may i ask what settings did you choose on auto-optimize
perhaps i am using some settings i shouldn’t which causes the cdn not to work.

do you know a profesional whom i can ask him to look at this more closely and pay him to solve this,
because when i disable autooptimize AND wp-optimize, the cdn works.

PS i set the cdn to not cache scripts and css

1. did you set wp-optimize to cache and preload?
2. i am biting my nails here, i have also set auto-optimize plugin to cache the scripts, perhaps you think this one is causing the malfunction? (because i run wp-optimize alongside the auto-optimize)

thanks for your help

“autoptimize itself only uses for logged in users”

what do you mean, the autoptimize, doesn’t cache the scripts also for people who are not logged in?

sorry for my lack of knowledge, but what is admin-ajax.php in charge of, if its nothing crucial then perhaps i should even dig into this subject ??

sorry for my lack of knowledge, but what is admin-ajax.php in charge of, if its nothing crucial then perhaps i should even dig into this subject ??

yes marc, when i disabled the wp-optimize, it worked.

can you please try on your end to see how to make both to work together?
or at least add to your plugin, the option to add cdn support, and let the user decide if he wants to use the cdn for images or scripts or css

i meant, i cache desktop and mobile pages, but i also choosed to preload all the pages

i have an idea of the issue, tell me what do you think.

with wp-optimize, you can set caching, but you can also set preload.

do you think that if i disable both, then redeploy the cdn, and only after do the preload, will it understand that the images should load from the cdn.

because basically what i think is happening is that your plugin works correctly, but the preload basically cache the files, and direct the image loading to the local server and not to the cdn.