rob-aid

We have the same problem since Saturday, it only happens on one of 2 WordPress sites on the server.

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Hey gerald, did you find all the scripts that need to be dequeued in order to fully clear the header from their CSS/JS?

Sorry for being lazy to go though their code myself, too many obligations these days.

I would like to know this too, things changed since 2.0.x.

Haven’t tried the new options yet since I didn’t publish anything in the meantime but the things I can complain about are:
– added files that are being loaded (and I already added a function to functions.php to prevent previous versions of NextGen from loading another jquery)

It is great you added an option to unify the loaded files, but you should enable advanced users to have more freedom when it comes to file loading (without having to modify every single new version or update that will be released)

– the fact that “backward compatible” single pics don’t trigger lightbox when clicked

I’m really not sure, but could this occur if search engine bot is indexing a page before anyone has visited it and forced cache?

Turned off prime caching and the problem occurs less often but it\s still there ??

Update: Tried to turn off DB and object cache but random pages still end up as soft 404.

It seems w3tc causes this problem (I’ve replied with my problem on a different thread but there is no response from the plugin author).

The same problem here.

It ended with me deleting the plugin then reinstalling it, and I turned of the minification since I thought that was the issue, but random pages end up cached as 404 and have to purge them from cache (most often the RobAid Archives page which is the largest and “heaviest” page on site).

Settings:
– disk: enhanced caching with prime caching (which causes the Archives page to become a 404 page after it is rebuilt)
– minify is off (most of the website assets are minified manually, and HTML is minified via CloudFlare)
– DB and object cache are on default values and use APC

Yup, Firebug with YSlow and PageSpeed added.

PageSpeed nags for same content being loaded twice from a different URL, and both PageSpeed and YSlow confirm the image is being downloaded twice on the resources tab.

No, the “problem” is still manifesting. I took a look at your code a moment ago and noticed your code loads 0.jpg from the link and I guess YouTube sends the hqdefault.jpg version of a thumbnail.

I commented two lines where your code loads the image, but the loading took even longer with much more requests and cookies.

Any suggestions?

I had the same problem and this thread helped me.

Instead deleting the h2 tags just change them into h3. If all of your widget titles are h3 and use the same class that would do.

The problem on my site is fixed, thanks for your effort ??

I cleared the cache, same effect, ad shows until your button is loaded and then it disappears. I use original Google code for that ad since it is on fixed place (no plug-in used to display it).

<div id="sidebar-ads">
<script type="text/javascript"><!--
google_ad_client = "pub-my_pub_number";
/* All pages middle right */
google_ad_slot = "some_number";
google_ad_width = 300;
google_ad_height = 250;
//-->
</script>
<script type="text/javascript"
src="https://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js">
</script>
</div>

I tried your solution and it gives the same results, AdSense (images) isn’t showed in IE while it works alright from other browsers.

I hope devs read this thread since it’s marked as resolved… Until then plug-in disabled.