I'm trying to display my RSS feed at (www.mysite.com/feed) and I'm getting the following error message generated by W3 Total Cache:
You do not have sufficient permissions to enter the feed section.
Any ideas what could be causing this or how to solve it? I'm pretty much at a complete loss.
TIA,
Judy
Hello,
I use W3 total cache (only for pages and browser cache) and I have a big problem concerning the connexion/deconnection pages:
ERR_content_decoding_failed
Sometimes, even other pages display this error message before they are loaded correctly. I don't understand! I notice this error as soon as I use a cache plugin but I need one!! What can I do? Thank you very much for your help,
Yoann
Hi!
I'm currently without desktop computer hence forced to use my iPhone 6 plus when working on my wordpress site.
I've set up an account on Amazon and am using S3 & CloudFront as CDN. It's all working smoothly, but I want to not see that awful 'yadadadadi1233.cloudfront.net' when loading my website.
So... I've made all the necessary setups and sub domains, but when I try to enter my new cnames in the 'CDN' settings in W3TC I'm not able to do so. The keyboard doesn't show on my phone and the cursor isn't in the field where i'm supposed to enter my cname.
Please help!
Thank you in advance!
/martin
In addition to the CSS/JS/HTML compression you could easily save some bytes by optimizing your images. PageSpeed says that 76,4 KB (16 %) can be saved and there are several WP plugins out there (e.g. WP Smush (https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-smushit/) or EWWW Image Optimizer (https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/ewww-image-optimizer) that allow you to do this automatically in the background.
I'm seeing some inconsistencies between load balanced servers in W3 memcache caches / settings, it seems that I need to make sure I clear caches on both servers separately.
Can you confirm / advise?
Hi,
Can I exclude sidebar / widgets from the cache ? I use some PHP in my widgets and appears they are cached :/
Thanks !
You can achieve this by using W3 total fragment caching or AJAX. Have a look at this thread which gives you a quick idea how this system works: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/mfunc-still-not-working?replies=13#post-4130664
If you really want to exclude these widgets from caching, have a look at W3 total fragment caching or use AJAX. Here is more info about how this system works: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/mfunc-still-not-working?replies=13#post-4130664
Hello,
I have used this plugin in multisite and i want to some inline css combine with style.css. see Below
E.g
Some Css in <style>css</style> in theme header.php file and this css combine with theme style.css
thanks
Hi,
I've added "keep alive" into my HTACCESS file.
But when I test it, it says "Keep Alive is not enabled."
If I deactivate the W3 Total Cache plugin it works.
What's going on?
Here's my HTACCESS file: http://pastebin.com/xgQTCp9c
Hi japanworm,
Try deleting WP Performance Score Booster from your plugins (you don't need this with W3TC), clear all caches, then re-check .HTACCESS to make sure WP Performance Score Booster is no longer writing. You should also make sure to remove anything manually added to .HTACCESS related to caching, as W3TC manages all Best Practices according to the setting you choose.
Best,
AJ
Hello,
thank you so much.
Are you saying I should delete everything that is within this:
# BEGIN WP Performance Score Booster Settings?
Also the GZIP compression?
As for browser catching, I suppose you're referring to this?
## BEGIN Expires Caching (Leverage Browser Caching) ##
(....)
First, try deleting WP Performance Score Booster from your plugins in WP Admin --> Installed Plugins; then, clear all caches. You don't need this plugin with W3TC and it could be causing some sort of wonky conflict with the enabling of Keep Alive since WP Performance Score Booster also writes to .HTACCESS.
Best,
AJ
I don't have a plugin that's called "WP Performance Score Booster".
I think what you see between the hashtags is something I found online and added manually to my HTACCESS file.
Make sure to triple check that WP Performance Score Booster is indeed not installed, since it will continue to write to .HTACCESS even if you delete what it/you added.
Regardless, yes: remove anything having to do with WP Performance Score Booster.
Best,
AJ
Ok, it seems to work now.
I double-checked, but I don't have the plugin or any plugin files anywhere. I'm not even sure I ever installed that plugin.
Thank you! :D
:)
Hi nilay89,
As of the date of this post, you cannot combine inline styles (or scripts) with W3TC. You can, however, with Autoptimize.
Be sure to entirely disable minification in W3TC, though.
Enjoy,
AJ
Actually I would avoid doing that instead you should attempt to add the CSS (if its from your theme) to the main CSS file. The problem is depending on your hosting environment autoptimize will cause problems with inode generation.
It will generate a new file per page for minimal speed improvement. Adding it to the core CSS file will reduce the amount of inodes on your server.
If you have a small website with a few posts by all means use auto optimize but I strongly recommend following better practices.
you should attempt to add the CSS (if its from your theme) to the main CSS file.
Indeed a solution.
The problem is depending on your hosting environment autoptimize will cause problems with inode generation.
Just to be clear, hosting restrictions on inodes do not indicate a problem with Autoptimize or the number of inodes it might generate, but rather a hosting limitation.
[Autoptimize] will generate a new file per page for minimal speed improvement
Autoptimize will generate a new file per page for page-specific or request-specific scripts (which is optimal). Page-specific or request-specific CSS is relatively rare and a non-issue. Both, however, become non-issues if/when the entire HTML response is cached; and, above-the-fold CSS is inlined or all CSS is inlined (in the instances in which inlining all CSS is the most performant solution).
If you have a small website with a few posts by all means use auto optimize but I strongly recommend following better practices.
Inode generation is not poor practices. It's restriction is, however, part and parcel to cheap hosting plans so the host can continue to oversell the server.
More to the point, however, one can easily include or exclude whatever inline CSS or .JS one wants to include or exclude for concatenation with Autoptimize. There are additional mechanisms in place to keep cache size under control as well (if one is on an oversold hosting plan, which all shared hosting is).
Lastly, one can find a multitude of search results about people getting into 'too many inodes' issues with W3TC; and, assuming my Google Fu is fully functional, precisely none about Autoptimize.
Best,
AJ