AAM frame page

  • Resolved alexandrugabrieliacob

    (@alexandrugabrieliacob)


    5 years, 2 months ago

    Hello,

    I’ve recently updated the plugin from 6.1.1 (working) directly to latest 6.2.2 (not working), cose I read it is stable.
    …admin.php?page=aam content is not loading.
    Cleared browser cache and still nothing.

    Console shows 1 warning, no error:
    Source map error: Error: request failed with status 404
    Resource URL: …./wp-admin/admin.php?page=aam&aamframe=main
    Source Map URL: bootstrap-toggle.min.js.map

    But I dont think this is the reason for not showing up. Do you think LITESPEED Cache plugin can affect it? Or do you have any idea to solve this? Or maybe do you know how to revert the plugin back to 6.1.1 ?

    Regards.

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  • Same problem here,
    A post request to wp-admin/index.php fails, action: aam, partial: main

    no caching plugins enabled.

    Some more investigiation shows call wp-admin/index.php does in fact not fail but return what looks like malformed gzip.

    Thread Starter alexandrugabrieliacob

    (@alexandrugabrieliacob)

    For me it is working again, I didn’t do something special …tried: a clear of expired transients, optimize database tables, fresh install after I copied settings from database… nothing really helped that day, but second day started again to show up the AAM frame page.

    Fixed it, commented out following lines in application/Backend/Manager.php

    if (false !== stripos($accept, ‘gzip’) && function_exists(‘gzencode’)) {
    header(‘Content-Encoding: gzip’);
    $response = ($compressed ? $response : gzencode($response, 3));
    }

    my server compresses to gzip by default on server level, so it double compresses ( i think )

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by egonvb.
    Plugin Author AAM Plugin

    (@vasyltech)

    @egonvb,

    Thank you for the update. Can you please explain how your server is configuring the compression? I’m assuming, there are some configurations for Apache or Nginx that do compression for all HTTP calls.

    This way I might try to reproduce the issue.

    Keep me posted.
    Vasyl

    Vasyl,

    It’s a relativly Standard nginx server with option ‘gzip on;’

    When turning this option off inside the nginx configuratiom everything works fine.

    If you need more info please let me know

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