autoptimize does not write an advanced-cache.php file, as it is not a page caching plugin richireo2106, so that’s probably not needed 🙂
frank (ao dev)
@richireo2016,
That option is more targeting users that wish to use the minify options of W3 Total Cache, as that uses the advanced-cache.php file as well.
As Frank mentioned, autoptimize does not use that file, so you should not need to worry about that option.
Are you seeing a warning?
Cheers,
Kevin
Thank you very much for answering
Another query I have well configured?
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@richireo2016
The settings depend completely on what you are looking for. I suggest leaving it as is and if you feel like it needs to be updated more/less often for any reason, you can adjust the TTLs accordingly.
Hope this helps,
Kevin
