First of all when I am activating the minify function of W3 total cache plugin, it is showing this error:
Minify Auto does not work properly. Try using Minify Manual instead or try another Minify cache method. You can also try a lower filename length value manually on settings page by checking "Disable the Minify Auto automatic filename test"
After disabling filename test, my site theme’s design is changing.
Kindly resolve this issue immediately.
Site is https://www.love-quotes.co.in.
I’m having a difficult time ‘translating’ the htaccess rule for my nginx install.
Do you have a location that I can add to my nginx server for this plugin to work properly?
I saw the post from last year about this, but it doesn’t make sense to me on how you go about turning that into a location rule, *if that is what needs to happen*
]]>I’ve activated the plug-in and can see that it generates the minify files (CSS and JS), but they are all empty, and my original files remain queued.
Is there any configuration necessary? Is there a special way or order I need to enqueue my scripts and styles? (I’m using traditional wp_register_{file_type} and wp_enqueue_{file_type} on ‘init’ action)
Thanks in advance,
Tomas
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]]>Hi,
Testing this a bit more locally with a single-site install and not seeing any errors with debug turned on (generating the following):
https://wpm.com/wp-content/cache/minify-d7ba1aa3d2a4c4f5d49ff36f69999227-1344439294.css
but the links themselves go to a ‘Page not Found’
I have the following in my .htaccess file:
# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
RewriteRule ^wp-content/cache/minify-(.+)-(.*).(css|js)$ /wp-content/plugins/minify/make.php?hash=$1&type=$3&incr=$2 [L]
</IfModule>
# END WordPressNot using Memcache at the moment (only other thing installed is the APC Object Cache). Any suggestions?
]]>Awesome plugin! I was running into an issue using this on a WP install that wasn’t in the root. Has this been tested at all for subdirectory installs?
Also – you mentioned if Memcache was not installed that it would store the data in the database – let say I am weird and don’t have Memcache up and running at the moment – in your opinion are the plugins benefits monumental compared to separate, static resources? Thanks!
]]>Did somebody try this with nginx? The rewrite rule doesn’t work just like that.
rewrite ^wp-content/cache/minify-(.+)-(.*).(css|js)$ /wp-content/plugins/minify/make.php?hash=$1&type=$3&incr=$2 last;
This could be a great plugin, but some more information would be really nice. For example if its using memcached or not or a check if it works and some credits or something.
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