Ian Dore

I stand corrected, I think the Cache was playing up and giving me wrong readings.

My apologies. ??

Hey Janet,

thanks for your awesomeness, I’ve tried the code below:

<img src=”https://bathcitysound.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/FontAwesome_f1670_256.png ” alt=”Watch us on Youtube” height=”256″ width=”256″/>

But its still not doing anything performance wise and GT Metrix is saying they aren’t being specified…

Any help welcome

Yeh download Ninja Forms. Thats free, then with some jiggery pokery and paid for add ons, you can achieve the goal.

Actually took the plunge and have created it all with Ninja forms. A couple of paid for options but it works a treat.

Hi Frank,

tell you what lets give it a go and see what happens.

I’ve just emailed you.

cheers,

ian

Hey Frank,

been playing with this and still no joy. Still gives a white screen when even the basic HTML box is ticked.

Yes it got the speed up but at the price of locking the site up! What I would suggest is coming up with an optimum set of settings to compliment one of the caching plugins out there? As W3 seems to be the leader, I would start with that.

If one person could come up with a remedy for all this, they could make a fortune!

Whether it performs well or not is irrelevant if it flunks out with Fatal Errors and that is all I get. Tried it on 2, fresh sites now and its a non starter.

Sorry bud and thanks for your input but its not for me.

Ian

Hey Frank,

thanks for the response. I did go through that mate but it caused me havoc and I had no option to disable.

The URL is https://www.bathcitysound.com

What I found is that initially it knocked out all the images on the homepage ( displayed in posts ) and those on the gallery pages. When I tweaked some more, I got the fatal errors.

As I am running W3 Cache and am aware there can be conflictions, I wasn’t going to risk things anymore.

Any observations greatly appreciated as it would be nice to get into the mid 90s in the Google speed checker and reduce load times.

thanks,

ian

Easily….

Removed the plugin and used a different one!

Aha,

cheers for that. Maybe purge some old posts and sort out the media!!!

nice one and thanks for the suggestions. Just a bugger with the browser leverage and javascript too. Any thoughts?

ian

Hey Emre,

thanks for that buddy. Is there any point in having it running then?

Not being rude but if its not having an affect, its just a plugin drain. Images I can play with but its the Javascripts, CSS that need stowing away too.

cheers mate,

ian

Publicize is always dropping the facebook connection, its a very poor piece of jetpack sadly.

Too often this is happening so looking for a decent alternative. Appreciate its free but not good if it keeps failing. Which it does!

Jetpants! ha ha ha

Hey there,

I get the same error so something is broke somewhere.

You add a feed, go to the ‘feed to post’ settings click on fetch feeds and up pops the failure.

Warning: parse_url(https://?#) [function.parse-url]: Unable to parse URL in /home/bsound/public_html/jobs/wp-includes/class-http.php on line 119

any thoughts?

cheers,

ian

Hi James,

I’ve just tried the same config on the .co.uk address and I’m afraid it still fails.

cheers,

ian

Hi James,

I have installed your widget ( Version 0.8.12 ) but you are probably seeing the redirect from the .com to the co.uk

It is perhaps the redirect that is the problem. The widget is on the .com and the form on the .co.uk

cheers,

ian

James hi mate, cheers for the reply.

Here’s a thing, if its got a redirect on will that make a difference?

Its https://www.bathcitysound.com

I can provide you with a user and pass if need be?

cheers,

ian