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It is not a critical requirement, but the need was from a lawyer using Give to accept payments from clients. We can table this one since its a hard one.

Yoast said that “P3 is unable to analyze Yoast SEO and those results are not accurate nor will they ever be.”

I just ran the profiler again and got some more funkyness:

https://cl.ly/image/3N460g1U0a13

Alright, I removed the old BWPMinify and deleted all traces from my DB, then installed your beta version from scratch. I configured it as follows:

https://cl.ly/image/3X3H2j2I043B

This is due to my theme ordering, and if I don’t split out jQuery like that everything gets messed up.

With BWPMinify my PageSpeed Insights are: https://cl.ly/image/3H0W0z263h0s

With W2 Total Cache and using their minify+async I was getting 66/100 on mobile and 80/100 on desktop. That is a shame, because I still think you have the better plugin.

But as far as my issues with HTTPS and the URL creation errors and whatnot- you fixed those with this update. I even ran through the debug and everything came back clean. Thanks a lot!

Ahhh, I just got Minify working with W3 Total Cache.

I will go ahead and disable it and take a look though, I think Better WP Minify provides better minification.

By the way, something that was really helpful in diagnosing the problems is by going into the bwp-minify plugin folder, into min and editing config.php. Change logging to $min_errorLogger = true;

Now install Firebug Firefox Extension, then FirePHP. Go to your site, enable script and net consoles in Firebug and reload the page. Minify will print out why and what is going on. Combine this with the 400 errors and you get a pretty good picture of the failures.

I too am getting this same problem, and I have been unable to reach any of the developers on the issue.

https://cl.ly/image/3Q3F30121f1X

Here are the scripts I am getting bad requests on. The problem is that BWP Minify minifies scripts using the URL ?f=/wp-content/…

For all plugins and theme scripts. But for woocommerce, it instead formats them like ?f=www.domain.com/wp-content…

My domain is redirected to https, so this fails enough though if you navigate to the script it is available. The way around this is to exclude the files from minify. You have to use the handles, so to get this to work I had to add the following to the Ignored scripts box:

wc-add-to-cart
jquery-blockui
jquery-placeholder
woocommerce
jquery-cookie
wc-cart-fragments

I found out the above information the hard way- I enabled the plugin on a list that had 10 subscribers which were not in WP, and it deleted all of them. I have since disabled this plugin, and instead use the Contact Form 7 integration plugin which only adds new registrations to the list, instead of synchronizing them.

I found it… Inside of Campaign Monitor, go to Client Setting in top right. Then click Edit near client name. Then use the Client ID and Client API key in the form, along with the list ID from your list.

Documentation could be updated to reflect this, it is not intuitive.

I have the same issue.

When I disable Campaign Monitor Dashboard your plugin works. Not sure who has the error, but for now I will disable the dashboard since that is only for looks.

Or using unique excerpts on each post, which is an option as well.

Aaannnnd… I lied. It is fixed, I just had to let it settle in a bit I guess. Thank you very much!!

Thanks for the advice!

I made the changes above and nothing changed, unfortunately.

When I upgraded to 3.6 several things in my site broke, so I am running with the following in my custom-function.php:

wp_deregister_script( 'jquery' );
wp_register_script( 'jquery', 'https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.9.1/jquery.min.js', array(), null, in_footer );

Ok, I got this up and running, thank you for the help. Can you perhaps continue with this same project and help me to link to the post dynamically with a custom field meta data? What I have is a meta for Post Title, which is filled in by the user. How do I make that link back to the full post?

Here is my attempt at it, but WordPress puts the literal link into the address bar and does not execute the PHP.

<?php
		if ( is_home() || is_single() ):?>
			<?php $members = get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'memberinfo', true );
					echo '<div class="memberdiv">';
				foreach( $members as $member){
					echo '<h2><a href="<?php echo get_permalink(ID); ?>" rel="bookmark" class="god-story-title" title="Permanent Link to <?php the_title_attribute(); ?>">' . $member['god-story-title'] . '<?php the_title(); ?></a></h2>';

			   		echo '<h4 class="member-name">' . $member['member-name'] . '</h4>';

			    	$image = $member['member-picture'];
					$attachment_image = wp_get_attachment_image_src( $image, 'full' );
					$src = $attachment_image[0];

					if( !empty( $src ) )
						echo '<div class="member-picture-wrapper">';
  						echo '<img src="' .$src. '" class="member-picture"/>';
  						echo '</div>';}?>

	<?php endif; ?>