Google cloud storage issue

  • Resolved joydipkar73

    (@joydipkar73)


    4 years, 2 months ago

    I am using wp-stateless plugin for google cloud storage.
    Though there are a few issues I am facing, and I have written to their support forum about but yet have not received any response.

    This problem is I think not related to GCS.

    I observed that a new CSS file is created with a name like “0bedbe1fa1d3898b6ccccc664462b81b.css” only when I have something in ‘Combine’ mode.
    Right now I don’t have anything in the combine. But still, I see that a few files with a name like ‘0bedbe1fa1d3898b6ccccc664462b81b.css’ are requested while the page is loading, observed in ‘Chrome Inspector’.

    As I use GCS through the plugin Wp-Stateless, those are automatically uploaded to GCS and the url is automatically replaced with that of GCS url in the page. But the urls are giving 403 (I wrote to them but still no response). The main point is, when I try to search in the media library with the name ‘0bedbe1fa1d3898b6ccccc664462b81b’, I find nothing. That means that the file was never created or deleted sometimes ego. But the css urls are still there.

    So, to summarize, 1. I dont have any combined CSS, 2. the css file exists nowhere, and yet the css files are being called while the page load, and some css effects are really missing from the page.

    What is happening?

    I tried to clear the cache multiple times. But nothing happens.
    Also, my ‘Re-Check Files’ does not work because it invalidates the session always. Please take a look at my previous ticket.

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  • Plugin Support Dimitris – WPMU DEV Support

    (@wpmudev-support6)

    Hello there @joydipkar73

    It is true that if you do not activate any “combine” option for any asset in Manual Asset Optimization, no such file should be in the frontend.

    You also won’t find this in the Media library but if you navigate in server’s files under /wp-content/uploads/hummingbird-assets/.

    This does sound like a matter of caching though.
    Did you contact your hosting provider in case there’s any server-side cache that you could clear?

    Could you share the URL of your site as well?

    Thank you,
    Dimitris

    Thread Starter joydipkar73

    (@joydipkar73)

    how may i sequence or rank css and js files in order to load?
    I need suppose Elementor general css load first and overridden css load after that. But both must be inline and in footer?

    Plugin Support Amin – WPMU DEV Support

    (@wpmudev-support2)

    Hello @joydipkar73 ,

    I’m sorry for the late response on our side, it looks like we didn’t get notifications of your responses.

    how may i sequence or rank css and js files in order to load?

    I’m not sure what you mean by that – do you mean if you can set up the order of files in Asset Optimization?
    I’m afraid it doesn’t have a feature like that.

    I need suppose Elementor general css load first and overridden css load after that. But both must be inline and in footer?

    1. You should add your critical CSS (so those styles that should load first) to the Asset Optimization -> Tools -> CSS above the fold.
    2. Next, switch to the advanced area of asset optimization and move all of your CSS files to the footer area.
    3. If you have small CSS files, like few lines of code, then those can be inlined.

    kind regards,
    Kasia

    Plugin Support Amin – WPMU DEV Support

    (@wpmudev-support2)

    Hello @joydipkar73 ,

    We haven’t heard from you for a while now since our last response, so it looks like you no longer need our assistance.

    Please feel free to re-open this ticket if needed.

    kind regards,
    Kasia

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