LELB Society

Thank you so much for your support. I really appreciate it. As you said, I just needed to switch from Float to Flexbox.

I updated my review accordingly. Thank you so much.

Wonderful job! Thank you so much. Upon updating to V5.2.1, all issues are resolved and my site is now 100% optimized. With much appreciation!

Thank you for your prompt response. Cache is not active for logged-in users on my 2 websites affected by the new version. I guess it automatically disable some JS. I have to go to the back end of the websites to create new posts, go to widgets page, etc. as the front-end admin bar is without any submenu, live chat or even back to top button. The temporary solution did not work for me. I had to opt for the previous version: V5.1.9 and all the issues were resolved. My site at LELB.net is now 100% optimized on PageSpeed Insights, while on Version 5.2.0, it was 60% optimized. I think I should wait for the next update to your plugin or try to find a substitute for it, which I don’t like very much.

Got it. Thank you so much for your help and support.

I did some research and came up with this code from your website:

add_filter( 'wpmem_securify_comments', '__return_true' );

That was all I needed to add to the functions.php file. I found this line of code from this website:

https://rocketgeek.com/plugins/wp-members/docs/filter-hooks/wpmem_securify_comments/

Thanks for the documentation.

I had the same issue with bbp custom post type, and the first code provided by @optimizingmatters resolved the issue. With that code snippet installed in functions.php file, the embedded videos from YouTube in forums are now lazyloaded. Thank you so much.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 10 months ago by LELB Society.

I had done that before, but at that time, keeping the cached files was not that important to me.
Running a membership site with over 100 paid members, I need to take care of caching for both static and dynamic content, and as far as I know, WP-Optimize does not cache dynamic content, that’s why I’m using Redis Object cache.
Actually I’ve purged my cached files twice for this test during the last 3 days, and lost nearly 2 GB of static files. I’ll continue using WP-Optimize as it’s offered my site the best performance metrics compared to other plugins.
I will try your recommended solution next time when I really have to tweak the css files or modify my plugins (only 5 plugins).
Thanks for your attention.

I’m using Radis Object Cache just for object caching at server level on digital-ocean.
I don’t have this issue with other plugins like cache enabler with Redis object cache.

I put it to test. I disabled Minify feature, and modified Customizer with the filtering code given by you. However, the entire cache is purged. The same issue happened when I activated / deactivated a plugin.
I think this is the default mechanism of your plugin and the majority of the users prefer this feature, and I quite understand it. I need to keep everything intact to prevent any cache purge.
I appreciate all your efforts and attention.

Hi @marcusig,
Yes, I do. I’ve enabled minification for JS, CSS and Fonts. Yet, if minification is the source of this issue, I could use Autoptimize just for the sake of minification.
Please kindly guide me if I should disable WP-Optimize minification to prevent the entire cache purge upon any insignificant update.
Thank you so much indeed.

I did as instructed, but upon modifying one single line of css code in Additional CSS (Customizer), my entire cache was deleted automatically. The above-mentioned code did not work.

Hi. Unlike the majority of caching plugins, WP-Optimize promptly and automatically purges the ENTIRE cache. Is there any code to prevent automatic cache purge?
I need to use customizer to add / remove css files, or deactivate / activate plugins, and I don’t want an automatic cache purge.
Is there any way to prevent automatic cache purge?
Thanks in advance!

Totally agreed. I’ve not seen any other plugin heavier than this one!! Even JetPack is half size of WP-Optimize. JetPack is around 5 MB in size. That’s crazy!!!