Error: JAVASCRIPT COMBINATION DISABLED

The error message is pretty much straight forward. When you’re combining JS files, if you have some script that creates different scripts to be loaded per page for example or even per page load, this generates endless number of combined files.

This is why it doesn’t make sense to disable and enable it again. You will only get it disabled once they reach a size too big. Plus it seems that you have WP Rocket too. I do not advice using this plugin with the SG OPtimizer together since duplication of functionality is a bad idea.

Disable the JS Combination, check out your scripts and look for unique JS included on different pages. Then, simply exclude that JS from the combination with the provided functionality. This will solve your problem.

Please open separate tickets providing your domain name. There is no such thing as *same problem*. The optimization works great, however some plugins don’t play nice with it and should be excluded. Those are different for each site. Exclusion filters are in the plugin description if you want to do it yourself.

Hi Hristo,

I think the problem is that what you find straightforward and what general users find straightforward are two different things. When people claim to have the ‘same problem’ and you tell them that there is no such thing as the same problem, it means that there is a communication problem.

To a customer the ‘problem’ is that they want to switch on Javascript Combination, but they get an error message.

We have detected that a script is generating uniquely named files which results in our combined assets taking up huge amount of disk space. Please, exclude any scripts that generate unique JS code per page or per visit in order to avoid this from happening again.

To you as a developer, there are many different possibilities why this may be happening. To customers/users who see others getting this same message, it is simply the same problem.

Above you say that “Exclusion filters are in the plugin description if you want to do it yourself”. Where exactly? Where might the exceptions be entered? It is rather vague. Remember, users are generally not as adept as you are at dealing with this stuff. Maybe you could provide a link? An example of how one might add an exception when switching on Javascript Combination?

I think that Siteground should perhaps put a customer service person between the customers and you. That way these ‘problems’ could perhaps by solved by them and you could stick to your more complicated tasks.

Or maybe you could just point them to the chat? To the other users having problems I would heartily recommend that. The woman working in the Siteground chat support are incredibly knowledgable and helpful.

Best wishes,

Jared

Jared, each separate thread is troubleshooted and everyone gets help. Thread highjacking is against the community rules and does not allow us to properly assist people, thus my previous replies.

Fair enough. Though it seems obvious to me that your advice is aimed at people with a higher level of ability rather than the average user. But community rules are community rules so I’ll let it be.

@shutuploveme

please create your own support topic if you need support on this or other issue.

Since this thread is marked resolved for OP, i’m closing it