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Hi Frank,

adding wp-includes/js to the JS optimization exclusion list worked.

Now the learnpress lesson pages work as they should.

Thanks for your help. I really appreciate it!

Have a great day.

Cheers,
Stephan

Hi Frank,

well, it seems that some files still get cached. Tried “minify excluded” off which had no impact.

Here are the console outputs:
– Learnpress Excluded https://pasteboard.co/Ja26Kxc.png (lesson pages do not work correctly)
– Admin View https://pasteboard.co/Ja27lvS.png (all works as intended)
– Plugins Deactivated https://pasteboard.co/Ja27A0e.png (all works as intended)

The file which seems to get included in Autoptimize when Learnpress is excluded could be found under wp-content/plugins/learnpress/assets/js/frontend (course.js).

The errors shown for Deactivated Plugins are related to fonts and a chrome extension, thus no problem I care about right now.

AsyncJS on/off doesn’t make any difference. The console output is the same.

Thanks for your help.

Cheers,
Stephan

Hi Ewout,

you are right. It works when all woocommerce scripts are enabled everywhere.

But that’s not what I want as it slows down page loading time on pages where no woocommerce is needed.

However, it is interesting that the Menu Cart works fine on all pages expect the homepage, when the woocommerce scripts are only enabled for woocommerce pages.
To me this is strange.

I’ll continue testing until I find a configuration that gives me what I’m looking for.

Thanks for your help.

Best,
Stephan

I have the same issue.

If a worker provides various services, the booking of one service must block the time for the other services too.

Please fix. Thanks!

The issue was solved by deactivating the Disable REST API Plugin.
As well as excluding the plugin from caching.

Thanks a lot.

Hm, a really unsatisfying answer. Just pointing to your premium version and not addressing the issue is not helpful.

Just mentioning that the premium version has better caching compatibility and not elaborating why this is the case is not very convincing for me to buy the premium version.

Setting the plugin cookies isn’t the issue, they are set all the time, but even your free plugin should be able to load the tracking code cookie (non-necessary cookies when visitor provided consent) on page reload as it is a build in feature.

However, thanks for your support.

All the Best,
Stephan

Hi, I’ll send you a message through your contact form as I don’t like to post my domain here.

Thanks.