GPI tables not generated for sub-domains of a multisite install

Hi yestynar,

I believe I was able to reproduce your issue by using the “Network Activate” option to activate the plugin across all multisite domains.

If you instead activate the plugin individually on each multisite domain, the tables should get created properly.

I will look into adding support for the network activation method in a future release.

Let me know if this solves the issue you are seeing with the PHP Notice as well.

Matt

Hi Matt

Activating for each site did indeed fix the table creation issue. Thanks for the suggestion.

However, I can only still get reports generated for the primary site.

For the secondary site (#3) I see the progress bar reach 100% in the report list but when it does and I then refresh the list it is empty. I also get the same PHP Notice message at some stage during the process:

PHP Notice: Undefined index: render in {directory removed}/wp-content/plugins/google-pagespeed-insights/core/admin.php on line 52

Would it be possible for me to take a look at your site to see what is going on myself?

If so you can send me temporary admin credentials through my sites contact form here: https://mattkeys.me/about

I created a little test multisite fresh install with no plugins activated to attempt to isolate the problem and in this process I have I found that:
– initially both the primary and secondary sites produced reports
– I added a page to the primary site but no report was generated for that despite the absence of Ignore URLs for that page and it being selected in the URL configuration
– After network activating W3 Total Cache the secondary site ceased to produce reports (don’t remember if I checked the primary), but this may be a coincidence, as after deactivating this plugin, neither site produces any reports.
– I also noted that when producing reports on one WordPress multi-site site, another multi-site site in a different WordPress network hosted on the same server indicates that reports are being generated, which isn’t ideal, and would suggest that some temporary files/memory is being shared between sites/networks which shouldn’t be. Note that this was not tested with the test install but some other non-test installs.

Will contact you through your website to give you access to my test setup.

Yestynar,

Thank you for providing access to your site and for the diagnostics work you went through on your own.

I was able to replicate the issue you were seeing in your environment. The resolution was to go into the “advanced” settings of my plugin, and select the “Delete Everything” option to flush out the GPI DB Tables and start fresh.

I am unsure exactly what was in these tables that was causing the issue since I cannot see those from the WP admin dashboard. But after clearing them out, everything seems to be working as designed now.

I cannot find a combination of clicks to reproduce the PHP notice that you were seeing now that the tables have been cleared. If that issue pops back up, and you are able to reproduce it, please let me know.