resolfe

Hi @raamdev,

thanks for your quick feedback!
I just de- and re-activated both plugins, afterwards the error message was gone.
Don’t know what was the problem, but seems to be solved ??

Cheers

Hi,

the problem with the refresh of the Mashshare counter is solved.
I suppose the reason was the jquery.js, which I tried to optimize, now that I excluded jquery.js from that, the counter refreshed with “?mashsb-refresh”.

But I have the same issue that the facebook graph is showing the wrong shares for the http-adress again, but now for a different article.

https://graph.facebook.com/?id=https://www.catchbudapest.com/little-amazing-things-budapest/ –> 70 shares
https://graph.facebook.com/?id=https://www.catchbudapest.com/little-amazing-things-budapest/ –> 70 shares (this is wrong, should be 0)

Also rescraping in the fb-debugger didn’t work for this article.

Do you know the reason for the wrong counting?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by resolfe. Reason: correction

@optimizingmatters and @prasunsen
Thank you both for your support!

Adding js/jquery/jquery.js to the list of JS optimization exclusion solved the problem.

@optimizingmatters
I would really like to discuss the ideal config for AO+plugins; I will write you a mail. Thanks a lot!!!

Sorry for the double post, please delete!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by resolfe. Reason: double post, please delete

@optimizingmatters and @prasunsen
Thank you both for your support!

Adding js/jquery/jquery.js to the list of JS optimization exclusion solved the problem.

@optimizingmatters
I would really like to discuss the ideal config for AO+plugins; I will write you a mail. Thanks a lot!!!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by resolfe. Reason: correction

Hi Damian,

thanks for the hint!!
In the mailchimp settings there is the option to “Redirect to URL after successful sign-up” and there I had the link with http instead of https.
Changing that link to https did the trick!

Thank you for your great support!

Hi Damian,

I tried with deactivated Autoptimize, but unfortunately still the same issue.

Hi Damian,

I deactivated the popups on all pages, but on this test site, where the described problem can still be reproduced:
https://www.catchbudapest.com/test/

I would really appreciate your feedback!

Hi Damian,

yes, all my urls are on https. I successfully switched to https (green lock on all sites).

But somehow the script which should close the popup after conversion is not considered as safe and is therefore blocked by the browser.

Hi,

I think I found the reason, and it’s not the caching plugins I mentioned above:
I recently switched from http to https (using the plugin really simple SSL): When I click now on the submit button of the popup, chrome is showing a small warning in the address field, that the site is trying to load a unsafe script from a not authenticated source.

How can that be solved?

Thank you so much!!
The following CSS worked perfectly:

.spu-box input[type='submit'] {
background-color: #35383C;
color: white;
border-color:  #35383C;
}

Another question (just tell me if I should open a new topic for that):
Is it possible to redirect the subscriber to a URL after hitting the subscribe button?

Thanks Damian for the quick reply!

I know how to adress the button in general, I use the following CSS-code:

.main_color input[type='submit'] {
background-color: #35383C;
color: white;
border-color:  #35383C;
}

but I don’t know how to address it in combination with your plug-in.
Any suggestions? (Unfortunately I am not yet a CSS-expert ?? )