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Hi @danieliser and thanks for the reply!

I’ve read-up on the GF side of things: if the form uses conditional fields, they hide the form by default and use javascript to interpret the conditions and show the corresponding sections of the form.

My form is using conditional fields, which is why my form is not working but your test form is.

The popup is breaking the javascript in the GF form, so the form is never set to “show”. Possibly because the GF form is being hidden by the popup in the first place?

Thanks!
Mel

Thanks, that did the trick!

(although last time I had deleted the cache from FTP after switching to basic.. but not after switching to enhanced).

So should I just leave it on Enhanced disk, rather than OPCode/APC? Or can I try OPCode/APC in the future again? (seeing as it did used to work!)

Thanks!

following your instructions and setting the cache method to BASIC, it still did not work.

setting it to Enhanced, the page would first not work but then automatically reload to a working page..

Thanks for the reply!

Our new site (currently under dev) has 40 javascripts and 33 .css loading on the homepage! Other top landing pages also have many. I was trying to improve things as load time is slow.
We do not have HTTP2 (might be worth learning something about that!), and combining files and deferring does speed up the site very much, but when I noticed that each page had a different “combined” file, I thought maybe it wasn’t such a good idea after all!

The problem is, each script really is used just 2%-15%… but in one way or another, I need to leave them there if I want that functionality..

Thanks!
Mel

In fact I’ve just discovered the “coverage” tool in google chrome inspector.. it tells me that 98.1% of my biggest CSS file (485kb) is unused – wouldn’t it be great if your plugin could strip out the used code, and save an ad-hoc version of the CSS for each page which is 100% used!!

Unfortunately, all of the CSS and JS on this particular page are used, even if it is only a tiny bit…

thanks Matthias.

I thought it was normal for wordpress to redirect all domains to the one defined in the setup, which is why I thought your plugin would help.
But obviously I’m looking in the wrong place!

Having looked in .htaccess, and tried disabling all plugins, I am not sure where else to look. Maybe some other ubuntu configuration file. I’ll start digging, hope to finish before Christmas!!

Happy holidays to you too
Melvin