Henry Cullen

Same error here

Weird for sure but it is true, the VAT plug in does indeed stop the SG cache from working.

This is the message

The issue is indeed caused by the "woocommerce-eu-vat-compliance" plugin. When the plugin is disabled, the dynamic caching is working fine and without any issues. Here are the curl results from my console:

curl -X GET -I https://stayupforever.com/test
HTTP/2 200

server: nginx

date: Tue, 01 Feb 2022 16:59:45 GMT

content-type: text/html; charset=UTF-8

vary: Accept-Encoding

x-cache-enabled: True

x-pingback: https://stayupforever.com/test/xmlrpc.php

link: <https://stayupforever.com/test/wp-json/>; rel="https://api.w.org/"

link: <https://stayupforever.com/test/wp-json/wp/v2/pages/2>; rel="alternate"; type="application/json"

link: <https://stayupforever.com/test/>; rel=shortlink

x-httpd-modphp: 1

host-header: 8441280b0c35cbc1147f8ba998a563a7

x-proxy-cache: HIT

Once I enable the "woocommerce-eu-vat-compliance" plugin, the site's URL is no longer cached:

curl -X GET -I https://stayupforever.com/test
HTTP/2 200

server: nginx

date: Tue, 01 Feb 2022 17:01:06 GMT

content-type: text/html; charset=UTF-8

vary: Accept-Encoding

x-cache-enabled: True

x-pingback: https://stayupforever.com/test/xmlrpc.php

link: <https://stayupforever.com/test/wp-json/>; rel="https://api.w.org/"

link: <https://stayupforever.com/test/wp-json/wp/v2/pages/2>; rel="alternate"; type="application/json"

link: <https://stayupforever.com/test/>; rel=shortlink

set-cookie: wp_woocommerce_session_501e96439872dc644b8df1c24e80964b=a8b210f1bc5d5bad71365b037cc74c7c%7C%7C1643763665%7C%7C1643763665%7C%7C5c7f72a7f2e92275ce4784bd2a01bf63; expires=Wed, 02-Feb-2022 01:01:05 GMT; Max-Age=28799; path=/test/; secure; HttpOnly

x-httpd-modphp: 1

host-header: 6b7412fb82ca5edfd0917e3957f05d89

x-proxy-cache: MISS

x-proxy-cache-info: 0 NC:000000 UP:SKIP_CACHE_SET_COOKIE

According to the plugin's changelog file, the "woocommerce-eu-vat-compliance" has its own internal cache service and most probably it bypasses/deactivates the external cache services. I have also checked the plugin's configuration page, but there are no options allowing the customer to control the caching.

Note that our SG optimizer plugin is created and set up to work specifically with our infrastructure and basically providing server level instead of application-level optimization. It is always recommended to use SG optimizer for the best results. If you experience compatibility issues with other plugins (such as "woocommerce-eu-vat-compliance"), the best advice I can give is to consider if these plugins can be replaced

updated plug in, now working

OK sorry this is totally possible.
I just needed to include the Actions Column.
Resolved.

I looked at waveplayer.
you might be right there.

Many Thanks

H

Hi
I have now re-encoded my files to 192 Kbps using iTunes and everything is working fine in FF Safari and Chrome. I haven’t Checked IE but I think it’ll be OK.

I took my 128Kbps files and converted them to WAV, then re-encoded them to 192kbps. (I’m not too worried about audio quality as they are preview tracks )

The reason for doing this was to remove the subcode from the previous MP3 version, in case there was an error. Wav files do not carry a subcode.

I haven’t checked other sample rates but it would seem that 128 is not supported so I would imagine anything below this is also not supported, or perhaps my encoding had errors as I did them in bulk using MP3 trimmer. I would recommend to test if unsure.

I’m serving files from AWS S3 and using the WP AWS plug in and Offload S3 plug in, which are working fine, uploading my files to S3 on the fly. These files will work for wavesurfer straight away.

If you want to use a custom folder on S3 to store tracks as opposed to uploading via the WP media area ( which will put files in the wp-content folder ) you must make the folder and it’s contents public or waveforms will not generate.

That’s about it from me.
if anyone has an update on the encoding issue please let me know.
Thanks

H

I haven’t yet had a chance to try different encoding methods
but I will.
I guess that must be it, although I’m not doing anything particularly out of the ordinary.

Thanks

Thanks for the reply, I’ve posted this on the wavesurfer.js GitHub page

I did try out var WebAudio as you suggested
and I got nothing loading at all, just the buttons, but no audio or waveform

If I get a reply that’s of use I’ll report back.

Many Thanks

went back to 1.4.8, and all is well. I see the script was updated for swipebox in 1.4.11 I’m guessing that must be it.

Me too!!
Just after I told my client I had got them working dammit.

I used this to create a loop
I hope it helps

<?php // Loop for Social Links 

                    if (function_exists('ot_get_option')) {

                        /* get the option array */
                        $links = ot_get_option('social_links', array());

                        if (!empty($links)) {
                            foreach ($links as $link) {

                                echo '<li id="' . $link['title'] .'"><a  href="' . $link['href'] . '"/>  '. $link['title'] . ' </a></li>';

                            }
                        }
                    }	

         ?>

Hi

Denver Eric I believe you are on the right track. I just solved my issue with spinning icon not going to PayPal.

I found it would only work in Firefox firtsly, and then only when I was logged in. Chrome and Safari were not working at all. I’m Mac based so I’m assuming IE wasn’t working either as it generally never does anyway.

So… I have been using the iThemes security plug in, and I set up force SSL for my admin. and that was the issue.

Turning this off in the plug in settings does not remove the code from your wp-config so I removed it manually, went back to http and hey presto!

SO.. perhaps I need to get an SSL cert and use SSL over the front as well as the back end for this to work properly. I don’t see why I should need to do this, after all Pay Pal does the processing and that’s secured, I just wanted to secure the admin for my log in, no one else uses the site, it’s not public, we use it purely to send out invoices and take payments and that’s it.

Perhaps the Dev could shed some light on this for us. in the meantime I’m going to pick up a cheap SSL cert and give it a go.

hope this helps

By “id” I’m assuming you meant the invoice number, not it’s ID in the database.

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