siergiejpoz

I did a little more checking and I found that other website which I got to manage have similar issue.

Again last version of plugin and wordpress and some images are just ignored by your plugin (but in second website is like 10% only).

I’m checking right now if it’s not connected somehow which another plugin (I doubt for that, there is only few plugins used on both sites).

Both sites are hosted on different hosting so issue is somewhere else. I’m going to use your plugin on another two sites and we will see.

For now, can you confirm that all your servers work well? First think which I got in my mind that there is something wrong with one of them and because of that part of images can not be compressed.

Site seems to be fine (checked via pagespeed, gtmetrix and several others).

As for the issue. I can confirm for 100% that it was made by Jetpack. I just disabled it (and only it) and your pluging working fine now. You can check ?? There was also no conflict before updates (both plugin).

About connection issue – perhaps your connection is disabled by server (they call it as “protection” – which is not a problem, because site working only in Poland and here everything working fine).

Anyway – site structure and hosting is not a mine part of job (i was just asked for make plugin updates). However thank you for your tips ??

On first site the conflict was made by Jetpack.

Probably because Jetpack adding this to image url: ?ssl=1

Still looking for reason on another one.

@mikec09 You need to use regex for that.

set up:
https://example.com/$1 and redirect to https://www.example.com/$1

Regex need to be enabled.

That should solve your problem ??

• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by siergiejpoz.

@zviera Thank you ??

@zviera

As I understood plugin change solved all your issues? If yes can you give me plugin name which you used as alternative in case that my solution won’t work permanent?

Ok. I may be close to solution?

I had same issue. After hour or so I found that is Redirection plugin fault for sure. Same issue. After turning off plugin everything was fine.

When i turn it on it was mess again.

I tried with several custom new redirection but that wasn’t a real solution. After deep searching I found somewhere suggestion that issue can be connected with SSL.

So what I did. I unchecked this option “Force a redirect from HTTP to HTTPS. Please ensure your HTTPS is working before enabling (beta)” (https://prnt.sc/mf8ffn), cleaned cache and everything started working again.

What is weird that after uncheck and reload page this option is checked again… But solution for now working.

I believe that it could be some kind of conflict between this plugin and Really Simple SSL… Please check if that “solution” working for you too!

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