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Perfect. I have enough information to determine that I should be using another plugin. Thank you.

I’m expecting all module caches to become stale at some point and need a refresh, yes. If it happens with the page cache, even when a new post or page isn’t added, then it should happen with the other caches as well. Otherwise, in the case of something like Google fonts being updated (something we have no control over), it risks breaking the site – not functionally, but definitely visually.

Thanks! It helps, but perhaps not as much as you were hoping. Does this mean that if a theme releases an update that fixes a CSS bug, the CSS files that originally contained that bug will still be minified and thus served to visitors? Is that not somewhat problematic?

Actually, we can close this – my caching plugin was interfering. The Health Check and Troubleshooting plugin didn’t bypass that, which generated a false positive.

Just did. Looks like it’s fixed. thanks!

Is there a delay with it? Just updated, but don’t want to commit to “it’s not working” if I just need to wait a bit.

Does the analytics tracking code not use the same profile settings as the dashboard display? I only see 1 profile setting there, and that’s the one I set correctly.

Still an issue as of last time I checked. And I just checked again because you asked, still happening. But I can pull up the full report and see stats just fine.

I have the same problem. However, if I go to the stats page from within the WP dashboard and drill down to the top posts summary, all the info’s there. I can confirm I’m getting visitors to the site, but the issue still persists.

Here’s what I’m getting when I debug the posts page in Firefox. Sorry I can’t expand these – I’m not entirely sure how, but hopefully this is enough information.

TypeError: HomeMader(…) is not a function load-scripts.php:37
TypeError: HomeMader(…) is not a function jquery.charcount.js:22
TypeError: HomeMader(…) is not a function ajax.js:41
TypeError: HomeMader(…) is not a function load-scripts.php:25
TypeError: HomeMader(…) is not a function gallery-settings.js:10
TypeError: QTags is undefined post.php:3070
TypeError: jQuery(…).pointer is not a function tourTip.js:145

Correction to original post: I’m running latest php 5.4, not 5.5.

Alright, looks like it may definitely be an issue with the site’s javascript. I turn on script debug, I get a word count – but temporarily. It reverts to 0 again if I, say, move to edit a different post or add a new one. If I turn off script debugging, then refresh the page, word count returns. Again, until I edit a different post or add a new one. Then it’s back to 0.

I ran into a bunch of other issues, mostly related to javascript, while trying to troubleshoot this issue. It warranted a reinstall of WordPress. Fixed my javascript issues, but this problem still exists. It only shows up on one site running 4.0. Problem exists in latest IE and Firefox on Windows 7.

No one can answer this question, I take it?

I’ve been watching that thread. And, well, it does do something with AT software–in Firefox. I like the way it’s handled there. Now if we could just have it handled the same way in IE, I’d be laughing.