Fred

It seems there isn’t enough memory for PHP. Can you add the following line to your wp-config.php:

ini_set(‘memory_limit’, ‘128M’);

Hope it helps.

Hi,

it happens because ~ in the URL. We will improve compatibility in next release with URLs which contains ~, however it can cause issues like this with the current version.

Specific custom configuration is not part of our LITE support, but off course we can help a bit. The use of Dynamic Cache is more intended for developers or professionals.

For example, you can add this >> ?attribute_pa_size=7 << and it is picking up.

At the moment you can specify keys only, but it should cache only requests which contains one of the specified keys.

We will consider to improve this option to be able to specify key-value pairs (with regex) in PRO version, until this you can use swift_performance_is_cacheable filter to override the default behavior.

Hope it helps.

You can set Cloudklare through
Settings->CDN->Cloudflare: Enable Auto Purge

Further check if Prebuild Cache Automatically is enabled in Settings->Caching->Warmup.

Are you on shared hosting? Maybe lack of resources is slowing down your website?

Hope this helps.

Why didn′t you extend your license? Since there are already so many updates with nice features?

As you know Black Friday is coming soon and I think you could benefit from amazing discounts.

Did you read the Faq on Swift′s website? You can find al kinds of questions with answers there.

to exclude the file from your example, use this line:
/revslider/java.js

As you have pro version you can open a support ticket to get free support ??

Without viewing and have access to your website nobody can′t tell which specific script is conflicting. You need to find the file which conflicting.

In exclude scripts you can define that file you want to exclude from merging.

Hope it helps.

It refers to how many CPU threads/process-workers it uses up. On your own server, you should not limit it. On a shared server, you’ll have to limit it or else your host will give you CPU resource warnings.

Hope it helps.

First, don’t use Swift or any other cache plugin locally.

You could rename the Swift plugin folder in wp-acontent/plugins directory. You should then be able to login again.

You could try to Enable Caching for logged in users, but you need to monitor if that works for you, as it can also break things.

As there are thousands of themes, plugins and combinations on installations it is impossible to know what configuration might break something.

In general, you can minify a file only once. So if you prefer to let Divi do the minifying, then you should disable minify in Swift configuration.

It can limit the threads from 3, 2 or 1 and it means the concurrent threads of optimization. For example if you set the Optimization to Optimize in Background, and you have 100 visitors it can start 100 threads if you won’t limit them. Your server will probably die if there will be 100 concurrent threads.
If you limit threads, the plugin will use only limited number of threads for optimizing/building the cache and throw every other connection. In average it is 1 to 3, depending on your on the server and the settings.

Hi,
It should work immediately. Maybe some misconfiguration somewhere?
Are you sure everything is configured right in WordPress Discussion Settings?

Some themes/plugins creates dynamic Javascript files. Solution: enable separate CSS and separate JS in Optimization settings.

Did you try to reset warm-up table and set Optimize in Background. Makes any difference?

Indeed that′s amazing. I installed it on all my websites and I got great performances and metrix scores. Maybe a misconfiguration or other active cache plugin causes this issue?

I honestly think it’s not fair to give a one star review without giving the developer a chance to take a closer look into your issue.

In my opinion Swift is the best free available performance plugin in WordPress Plugin repository.