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I received word that this is a bug fix in-progress. In the meantime, you can follow these instructions to make things work. This code will utilize the original file uploaded for the user avatar, so make sure you specify what size you want the vendor to upload, or else you could be serving a huge image when it’s really displayed as a small avatar.

Currently, that workaround is to use this temporary code – which SHOULD do the trick currently to use the avatar image that IS uploaded to your Amazon S3 through W3 Total Cache:

function edd_fes_amazon_workaround( $avatar, $id_or_email, $size, $default, $alt ){
return str_replace( '-avatar', '', $avatar );
}
add_filter( 'get_avatar', 'edd_fes_amazon_workaround', 100, 6 );

Yep, that was it. The plugin stored maps.googleapis.com under sl_google_map_domain inside the wp_options table. Hope that helps.

The same thing is happening for me. First I manually changed the code like you said, then I updated to 3.9. I cleared caches, used different computers, etc.

I have no clue where it’s pulling maps.googleapis.com from, just like JMH design…is it stored in the database somewhere and pulling from there?

Even weirder, I tried using CSS-JS Booster and that plugin can’t load a combined CSS/JS file either! Is there a certain setting on my server that could be causing this?

I used FireBug to check the headers and I am getting 302 Moved Temporarily errors when it tries to call for the minified CSS and JS files. I can’t figure this out!