George M

@gabelivan I just left a review for the plugin. I’m not sure about any new features – but will let you know if anything springs to mind.

Thanks!

I’ll post a workaround fix for you until the update is released.

Where I can access the workaround fix you said you would post?

Thanks

Hi Marko

How do I access the workaround fix? Do I need to re-install 0.9.7.2 ?

Thanks

Hi Marko

Do you need any more information?

Thanks

Hi

I’ve tested it and so far it works very well. I haven’t whitelisted anything and all is working fine (even google analytics).

Thanks very much for this!

Hi

PHP= 7.2.15
WP= 5.1

In HTML minify plugin settings I have only the following set to ‘yes’:

Minify inline JavaScript
Remove HTML, JavaScript and CSS comments

I tested ‘Remove XHTML closing tags from HTML5 void elements’ option, it seemed OK but I left it disabled.

Thanks

A workaround fix would be very appreciated!

Thank you

BTW – I would not say that this is resolved. Will you be making changes to HTML minify in future releases? It’s disappointing that this is broken – especially as I bought the premium licence.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by George M.

Hi Marko

Well it is definitely breaking the form (actually a search box in the theme header). The previous version of W3 Total Cache minified HTML without breaking anything. I think it’s better for me to downgrade to the previous version.

Hi Gabe

It would be great to have a global disable but with an option to allow specific ones – such as Google HTML comments that are needed for Google analytics. W3 Total Cache offers this option through a box to whitelist specific comment stems – it works but it isn’t very user friendly.

Hi

I have actually found the bug persists on some other WP accounts on the same server. They are all running PHP 7.0. I cannot find any reason why plugin updates complete with confirmation on one account – but not the others. It’s a total mystery. I don’t believe this is related to LiteSpeed as the same situation occurs when switching to Apache. Maybe it’s something to do with CENT OS? Or Cpanel? Some kind of server level caching?

Anyway… please bear in mind that no errors are being generated and (although the update page seems to timeout and does not give a confirmation) the plugins ARE successfully updated, so it’s really not worth worrying about.

Hi @ccandg

Yesterday I updated LiteSpeed from 5.3.3 to 5.3.4 (build 7) and now plugin updates complete as expected with confirmation.

I have not updated WP to 5 yet.

Actually I just noticed:

If I click on ‘view details’ link next to the plugin / theme update – then click the update button in the pop-up window, it completes normally.

It’s only when I use the admin / dashboard / updates list view and check the boxes or ‘select all’ – then click update that the interface seems to fail. So I guess that would indicate a wordpress bug.

Hi

I’m using PHP 7 but have tested on PHP 5. I’m also using LiteSpeed – but have tested with Apache.

Re-installing the server seems a bit extreme considering all other websites and scripts function fine. The WordPress theme and plugin updates do complete – but the lack of completion message is worrying. I guess I will just have to live with it and hope the next WP version update fixes it.

Hi

I have tried this on Chrome, Safari, Mozilla and Edge. Also tried on PC and Mac.
I doubled the max_execution_time to 600. The PHP memory limit is set to 128. It was at 256 but I lowered it as I feel that is not necessary.

Still the same behaviour. I’ve also tested with different WP sites on the same VPS and they all have the same issue, so I guess it’s something to do with the server config.