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Sorry, I can’t paste my logs here; I’m an authorized user for some clients of mine, and the logs would expose data that do not belong to me.

However, I think I have something new to share: the failed API call is:

https://api.cloudflare.com/client/v4/accounts//workers/scripts

Notice the double-slash in the URL; it is supposed to have an ID after “accounts” and before “workers”; for some reason the plugin can’t get this ID.

I am 100% sure my API credentials are right, and also facing this message.

Thanks God I came here to see the tickets before updating PHP in my server.

Is this a fatal error or is it safe to upgrade PHP and wait for a new release of the plugin?

Thanks!

I’ll see what I can do with the amount of post content.

I asked about post excerpt because I use it as a “subtitle” for my posts, reinforcing the keywords.

Thanks for your answer.

Nice that my ticket was useful not only for me. ??

Thanks for your kind response.

Sorry, but I gave up your plugin for now; I won’t be able to send any logs.

I was running wp-cron via CLI just to ensure it was running, not default for that blog.

I tried running php wp-cron.php but there are lots of warnings regarding Undefined index: HTTP_HOST.

Also, are there known bad interactions with cache plugins?

I purged the CSS and JS files, but the newly created merged files never get minified, it doesn’t matter what.

Thank you!

WP-CLI: Command Line Interface for WordPress.

https://wp-cli.org/

Believe me, it’s wonderful. If you happen to use Unix Terminal, you’ll love WP-CLI. I have more and less 2000 WPs under my control. Without WP-CLI I wouldn’t be making my money, my customers wouldn’t be that happy.

Hi, Tim.

I did the code adjustment on my blogs.

You just have to add the line I suggested below your line:

if ( !is_admin() )

The complete code will be:

if ( !is_admin() )
	if ( ! ( defined( 'WP_CLI' ) && WP_CLI ) )
		add_action( 'init', 'teckel_init_minify_html', 1 );

That simple. ??

Hello,

I’d like to suggest another change: check if WP is running under WP-CLI, and disable it in such case, because the output of any wp command gets really messed on Terminal.

I did it locally with:

if ( ! ( defined( 'WP_CLI' ) && WP_CLI ) )

Hello.

I had the same issue, and solved with the following code:

location ~* ^/.+\.(png|jpg|jpeg)$ {
  set $red Z;

  if ($http_accept ~* "webp")    {
    set $red A;
  }
  if (-f $request_filename.webp) {
    set $red "${red}B";
  }

  if ($red = "AB") {
      add_header Vary Accept;
      rewrite (.*) $1.webp redirect;
  }
}

Instead of rewriting the image (what causes issues with my cache configuration) I made my choice for a redirect. If visitor’s browser supports webp, and an image .webp with the same name exists, then the redirection occurs.

If you can read in Portuguese, in my blog I explain the hack I had to use in order to make multiple conditionals on Nginx.

https://janio.sarmento.org/hackeando-o-nginx-condicionais-multiplas.html