tutumu

Hi,

Thanks a lot for your answer, @charlyox , it’ was the solution for me.

Before updating to a higher 2.7.7 version, I’ve disabled the “Fixed HTTP of public key”, at the “Security headers” tab, in the Browser cahce options. of the module (I has the option active but without a defined public key in the next field).

Regards.

Thanks for your answer @mpersinger

In any case, the plugin should fix this problem in the next version.

Regards.

Hi, not news?

I’ve tried to update the plugin to the 2.8.2, but the problem remains: error 500 at all URL in both front and back.

Regards.

@vmarko it’s impossible for me to disable the option that you say, because the plugin does as @rlkz sais (the htaccess is always rewritten by the module).

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Thanks for yout comment, @rlkz

I’ve fully restored the website (both database and files), and I can confirm that the problem is generated when the W3 Total Cache is updated to 2.8.0 version.

For the moment, I’ve decide to restore again my website and I remain with the 2.7.7 version…

Regards.

• This reply was modified 3 months, 1 week ago by tutumu.

Hi.

I’m using W3 Total Cache. From exclude JS scripts, it tells me for the compelte path of the file. I’ve searched in the plugin folder but I do not found it. Can you tell me the path?

If I do not exclude this script, do not work fine the GCM? Or is it only a cache problem after I do changes?

Regards.

Problem solved.

It was an error in a code line in the wp-config.php

I think we inserted it for error.

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Hi.

I’ve uninstalled the WP Super Cache plugin with NO problems.

I’ve followed the steps to uninstall it manually, but there was NOT any data about the plugin and the WPCACHHOME

But… the error message continues to be shown.

What else can we do?

Regards.

Hi

I understand…

I’ve deleted the custom codes (GTM and CookieYes scripts) from the header.php and now only workint with the plugin setup.

I will review the data on the next days.

Thanks for the support, regards.

Hi,

I’ve read the content of the Google webpage in your link. I understand it, but there is no examples.

Can you confirm is these type of internal links on my website are about Consent Mode v2 advanced mode is enabled?

https://mywebsite.com/?_gl=1lneqre_upMQ.._gaMTI2ODQ1NDgzNC4xNzIyMjY1MDAw_ga_BBXV1Z4G1H*MTcyMjI2NDk5Ny4xLjEuMTcyMjI2NTAwMi4wLjAuMA..

Regards.

Hi.

Ok, I understand it works as the GA4 script of Google, for instance… Perfect.

Thanks for your support. Regards.

Hi.

I’ve followed your steps and excluding the depicter.js file from minification option, the slider works fine with Javascript minification active (set up as “not blocking using async” and all options enabled).

Thanks for your support.

Regards.

Hi,

Thanks for your answer.

I’ve followed your steps, but the error continues.

Too I’ve tried to set up different options of JavaScript (“not blocking JS”, “only minimization”, “only combination”), following your steps for any option, but it not work for anyone. It only works fine when I disabled the JS minimization.

Regards.

Sorry, I update again…

Problem at the front is solved by disabling Javascript minimization in the W3 Total Cache plugin.

But the error when I try to save chages in any slider (at the backoffice) of Depicter module continues…

Regards.

Hi.

Solved. It’s a problem of compatibility with the W3 Total Cache (JavaScript minimization). I will contact with this plugin support.

Regards.