Remove query strings to reduce aggregate js cache size?

  • Resolved michelgreenwood

    (@michelgreenwood)


    7 years, 10 months ago

    Hello!

    I am using the Master Slider plugin, which uses js. It won’t work unless I tell autoptimze to aggregate inline js (I’m not sure why that would be). However, it seems my cache is getting quite big (1072 files?) I was wondering if removing query strings from WordPress would help with that. Or is that unrelated?

    Thanks!

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  • Plugin Author Frank Goossens

    (@futtta)

    that’s unrelated @michelgreenwood.

    the reason your cache is growing that fast indeed is because of the “aggregate inline JS”-option. are you forcing JS in head? can you post your URL here?

    frank

    Thread Starter michelgreenwood

    (@michelgreenwood)

    Hi Frank,

    I am not forcing js in the head. Just aggregating.

    Like I said, I wouldn’t care so much about aggregating js if that darned master slider plugin didn’t seem to need that.

    Url is https://www.christianpedophile.com

    Plugin Author Frank Goossens

    (@futtta)

    hmm, lots of optimizations there ??

    what I would do;
    * disable rocketscript (at least until we get everything working)
    * disable “aggregate inline JS”
    * add js/jquery/jquery.js to the comma-separated list of JS optimization exclusions
    * look at the browser console for JS errors
    * learn from those JS errors to finetune the AO config

    feel free to copy/ paste the JS errors here, i’ll be happy to assist your debugging.

    frank

    Thread Starter michelgreenwood

    (@michelgreenwood)

    Oops…

    Removing the basic WordPress js exclusion is what broke the slider and made aggregating necessary.

    That seems obvious now ::headsmack::

    Thanks again for the help!

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