• Resolved mathijsen

    (@mathijsen)


    I’m using WP External Links and the WP-Optimize plugin for server-side caching. This plugin has a “cache preloading” option, which triggers WP-Optimize to cache the site by visiting pages to preload them (so that they are ready the first time a human visitor wants them).

    Whenever I visit such a site cached by “cache preloading”, all the things that WP External Links is supposed to add to an external link (CSS classes, FontAwesome symbol, rel tags…) are not there in the sites HTML source code. It’s like I had never used WP External Links in the first place. It seems like the action that WP External Links usually performs on external links before the site is delivered to the client is somehow supressed or not triggered when WP-Optimize is visiting the site for cache preloading.

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  • Plugin Author Alexandru Tapuleasa

    (@talextech)

    Sorry to hear about the issue. I have added it to our ToDO list to check but I have a feeling it’s related to the output buffering we use to update the page HTML and it might not be fixable 🙁

    Thread Starter mathijsen

    (@mathijsen)

    Thanks for the quick reply. Do you have any suggestion for a caching plugin offering preloading where this problem doesn’t occur or are you afraid that this is more like a fundamental problem “WP External Links vs. preloading”?

    Plugin Author Alexandru Tapuleasa

    (@talextech)

    I don’t have any suggestions. I will have to look into it first, but it would depend on how the preloading is performed I guess so you could try some others.

    Thread Starter mathijsen

    (@mathijsen)

    The Issue is has been resolved. The problem seemed to be on the side of WP Optimize since users in their support forum also mentioned similar conflicts with other plugins. WP Optimize released an update, the release note saying “FIX: Cache – Compatibility issue with other plugins due to late start of output buffering”

    Now everything works fine again.

    • This reply was modified 10 months, 3 weeks ago by mathijsen.
    Plugin Author Alexandru Tapuleasa

    (@talextech)

    Great! So it was output buffering as I suspected. I’m happy to hear they fixed it. Thanks for letting me know 🙂

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