Hi @holidaystory17
I’m sorry to hear that you’re still having trouble. An “HTTP 409” error is uncommon – especially when loading a page via HTTP GET.
It usually means the server (i.e.: your WordPress site) is reporting some kind of conflict while trying to load the specified URL.
Would you mind letting me know what WordPress plugin you are using your for contact form? That way I can investigate for potential compatibility issues with Jetpack Boost. Based on the HTML attributes on your contact form, it looks like you may be using Grunion Contact Form, which has not been tested on WordPress > 3.3.2. Is that correct?
If you try to generate Critical CSS for your site, then visit the URL which failed (including the “?jb-critical-css-gen=…” GET parameter), does your browser receive a 409 error? The information on that error page may contain clues as to what has gone wrong.
Finally, it may also be worth checking your server logs to see if there is any further information about that 409 error and what may be behind it. Depending on your hosting provider, there may be a logs section in a cPanel interface, or you may have SSH or FTP access to view log files directly. Please refer to your hosting provider’s documentation for how to find and view your server logs.