Kevin Pirnie

that is so weird. so, I just tried simply browsing admin. once i get back to network admin… any page. the subsites go back to working again. as soon as I get into one of the subsites admin areas, it stops

just AO, and Mine are active

yeah, i gotta dig deeper… I have the on/off thing figured out, but now there’s something else causing it to not work…

when I was on my network settings page for it, it was working, when I switched over to the subsite, it stopped…

I was thinking that too… but nah, both are disabled…
then I thought admin ajax… but… that too is a no-go

ok, something really weird going on… so.. i simply waited a few minutes, lo-and-behold it works in the subsites now. waited another few minutes back to being broken… rinse and repeat… same… not configured, wait a few, configured… wait another few, back to not configured

that wasnt it.

so… I did as you suggest, it looks like I am missing one setting. autoptimize_service_availablity

Yeah, not so sure that’s what we need. It looks like that does indeed update the settings on a network level (in sitemeta table), however, now none of the sites autopopulate their respective settings pages in the admin, and no caching happens.

It really does seem to only be a display thing here. When I set it up to use just update_options, the primary sites AO settings page is fully populate with the settings created in the new ‘Network Options’ page, they just aren’t displayed in the subsites AO settings pages… yet all caching does indeed work.

I’ll have to look through your options page and see if I see anything out of whack… maybe I’ve got a typo or something somewhere that is “blocking” the rest of the form from populating…

I’ll have to look into that update_site_option… right now what I’m doing is looping the sites, setting the “blog”, running update_option, then restoring the current blog…

Done that ??
Only difference initially was the feed transient wasnt in the subsites options… but appeared after I visited the settings page for it.

then I thought server-side caching, wp caching, etc…

Want to collaborate?

I’m stuck on the final piece… have all options saving correctly, and it does indeed appear to be working as intended… subsites caching properly, options are saved to the proper tables within the database, etc… the odd thing is, when I go into a subsites autoptimize settings page, none of the saved settings populate the form…

Appreciate the response… I’ll have to do some more digging ??

Hey Frank… one last one for ya… (almost done with a “addon” plugin for it btw ?? )

I notice some of the options are “on”, “1”, “0”, ”, etc…

Do they really need to be strings? or am I safe simply having (int)1 or (int)0?

Appreciate the response

Appreciate it Frank ??
Will definately look into that… and setting up a “global settings” admin page ??