Load CSS files async

@krzd7 THe Wild card will not work with CSS Async, you’ll have to add the full path including the css file name

Thanks @bornforphp ,

Is there a way I can set a fixed “Current cache path”? It contains a dynamic subfolder, for example: /var/www/html/wp-content/cache/wpo-minify/1660215890/assets

I’m running WordPress on a serverless infrastructure (Cloud Run) and having CSS issues with this plugin. It does not occur very often, but sometimes I need to refresh the page in order to properly receive the CSS. It seems that it breaks because the plugin uses the MySQL wp_options table to store last cache timestamp. I needed that timestamp to be stored locally or check if that folder exists prior to serving its cached content.

For now, I had to turn off the “Enable page cache” option.

@krzd7 The cache files are dynamically generated, even if you set the path, the new files will get created, in this case you’ll have to manually purge the cache.

I see, so there is no built-in way to control this last cache timestamp variable locally or fix set it to a specific folder instead of using the database config, right?

If that feature could be added it would help a lot in this case of running serverless WordPress installs. So, each container would handle its own cache files, without setting a global property that could mess with other instances cache requests.

Is there a way I can force the plugin to check for directory/files prior to serving cached content? Or serve a more recent version/regenerate cache in case it does not exist.

@krzd7 At the moment you can’t force the plugin to check for directory/files prior to serving cached content.

I’ll pass on this request to our development team, so that it can be implemented in next release.

Thanks a lot.

I’ve tried a few other cache plugins that did not break the resources on serverless, but scored significantly lower compared to WP-Optimize.

Another question. If I have the cache enabled but my repository does not include the advanced-cache.php file, will it get automatically generated on first page load or should I configure it and add to my repository? I see there are a few hardcoded paths in there. Atm I’m configuring it accordingly to my remote host settings/path and adding to the repository, but if it gets generated I may consider removing.

@krzd7 Yes the advanced-cache.php file gets automatically generated, you’ll just have to set the permissions to wp-content folder, so WP-Optimize can write the file.