Nate

This is great @aryadhiratara , already having the new one running. Will write a good review soon. Thanks for the update!

I would take a look at whatever tools you are using to optimize your JavaScript. See if the browser reports any console errors.

Great, thank you for letting me know!

Thank you Prashant but I am talking about the error log file on my server. It’s technically a PHP Warning, but of course only I can see it.

I just installed Akismet, toggled the setting, and now I get these PHP Warnings throughout each day in the log. Just letting you know.

Cheers,
Nate

Thanks. Here is the page with the contact form.
https://goseongguy.com/contact/

Sure thing, I’ve updated my review to 5 stars.

I hope it’s OK to return to report that this has now resolved itself! I am not sure exactly what the issue was, but I have noticed that some other minor issues got resolved from a recent plugin update from Autoptimize (cleared up some console errors relating to security), and maybe Cloudflare had an issue with the way the HTML or requests were being handled…I don’t know. But all is working now. Thank you again for your A+ support.

Hello @aryadhiratara , that sounds great. I also think it’s a good idea to have a fallback timeout for the delayed files to kick in. If a user refreshes the page while scrolled down, or if JS is being delayed, it can only be helpful by the time the user interacts.
Looking forward to the new plugin!

• This reply was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by Nate.

It won’t work with Flying Scripts because they both use the same variable name. You’ll have to edit the plugin manually. This is from my post a while back with my solution and request to rename it to avoid the conflict:

Hi Arya,

For the Delay CSS feature: Any chance you might be able to rename the userInteractionEvents variable (or some other tweak) to avoid conflicts with the Flying Scripts plugin?

I edited $print_delay_css_interaction_inline_script in optimize-more-css/includes/functions/delay-css-on-interaction.php by renaming userInteractionEvents to userInteractionEvents2, and now the delay CSS feature works!

It would be ideal though to not have to manually edit the plugin on each update, and in case any of the other 20,000+ Flying Scripts users try your plugin, they would encounter the same.

Plugin working great now.

Cheers,
Nate

That sounds great, thank you.

Thank you for the clarification!

May I ask, what are things to look for when considering to permanently enable this? Is the additional compatibility logic code query intensive or heavy?
I see the release notes for v3.0, and I do have non-aggregated inline JS requiring jQuery and such.
I assume it’s low-risk, but there must be a reason it’s left to the user to enable or not.
Cheers!
Nate

Hello Judith,

I am running the latest Astra/UABG, and I just tried adding a new section block to a post with a paragraph block of a few words.

I still see the invalid CSS on the frontend coming from, in this case, the inline style tag <style id="uagb-style-frontend-5240">

.uagb-block-8e607718.wp-block-uagb-section{box-shadow: ;}

If a live URL would be helpful, the issue can also be observed on the following post in the “Index of 33 Old Trees” section.
https://goseongguy.com/old-trees-of-goseong/

Cheers,
Nate

Hello Jeff,

Thank you for clearing that up.

The article has hyperlinks with text “BBQ whitelist plugin” and “BBQ blacklist plugin” that look like it should take me somewhere when clicked (even to a on-page jump link). But I just noticed the Download section in the article, I missed that.

Thanks again!

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by Nate.

I see, thank you for the reply.

Did you have any answer about the second question? Thanks!

2. When I add or remove an exclusion in Optimole’s Exclusion settings, does this take effect immediately, or do I need to click the “clear cached images” button? I’m seeing strange results in my testing, but I’d rather only clear the cache if it would be related to the exclusion lists.