• Resolved jenja

    (@jenja)


    Hi,

    I’m running AutOptimize 2.3.4 width WordPress 4.9.8 and I’ve got an htaccess file activating gzip compression (gzip and caching code from her https://andreashecht-blog.de/4183/ ).

    But when I run a GT Metrix test I receive the big error
    ‘Compressing /cache/autoptimize/js/autoptimize_448deccaad3844a7442fa6914e65c42a.js could save 294.0KiB (70% reduction)’, which takes my whole page speed score down to 77%. All other scores except for the minify javascript option that referes to the same file are 99-100%.

    I’ve been searching for the option you explained in your faq (′autoptimize_filter_cache_create_static_gzip’), but I do not know where and how to apply it. Also the Plugin AutOptimize GZip Master (from Github) doesn’t change anything

    Can you help?

    Not checking ‘save as static files’ brings me to 100% at GTMetrix, but lets me loose several website functions including the navigation bar.. If I then exlude the themes app.min.js file from compressions and I force javascript loading into the header, the website works again, but the Page Speed Scroe moves down to 81 %, including a longer loading period than before..

    Best regards

    Jen

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  • Plugin Author Optimizing Matters

    (@optimizingmatters)

    can you share your site’s URL so I can have a look around Jen?

    frank

    Thread Starter jenja

    (@jenja)

    Thanks for your fast reply. Is there an option to post the link in a non public way?
    I ask because it’s a customer’s website on a customer’s domain. I’d promise to post every detail of the solution here ??

    Jen

    Plugin Author Optimizing Matters

    (@optimizingmatters)

    sure; you can mail me at futtta-at-gmail-dot-com ??

    Thread Starter jenja

    (@jenja)

    Hi Frank,

    following your estimation that my problems were caused by server settings (a probably not installed / activated mod_expires.c module) I asked the webhoster for help. The hoster 1and1 finally moved the website to another server and the problem was solved. This might be interesting for others who have websites hosted at 1und1 on the basis of older contracts, like the one of my customizer from the year 2014.

    Thanks a lot for your fast support!

    Jen

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