Autoptimize Avoid bad requests Error

If Autoptimize was removed but you still see references to autoptimize in the HTML source, you’re seeing on older cached page. Purge all page caches you might have and all should be OK.

hope this helps,
frank

well, something must have worked, but I see no references in your HTML to Autoptimize any more 🙂

So if you’re still getting bad requests, they’re very likely to be due to something else?

The good news; don’t see that on my end. Given you’re not using AO any more, you might have to look into your Phastpress (which you seem to be using now) configuration instead?

my point; you’re not using Autoptimize any more, right?

If I understand correctly you removed Autoptimize because you switched to WP Rocket but due to a page cache still containing references to the removed Autoptimized cache you had those bad requests. You then seem to have removed WP Rocket and switched to Phastpress (which I’m not really familiar with).

Now based on all of the above, it seems your GTmetrix score is not as good as it was before? If indeed your “Best Values in GTmetrix” date from when you were still using Autopitmize, then I guess you should switch back to that (combined with a page cache, which I assume you were also using)? And if you are back on Autoptimize, I will be happy to give you some tips on how to configure for optimal performance 🙂

That’s weird, as based on your previous posts you did you AO running correctly, right?

But I’m afraid “send me settings configure for optimal performance for my site” does not work fullfunforu, I do not *know* your site and I cannot just guess what went wrong based on a screenshot.

What we can do instead;
* if you have a non-production site which you can leave broken for a while, I can have a look there?
* if not you’ll have to do some troubleshooting yourself, by first and foremost trying to identify what is breaking your site by just disabling CSS or JS or Image optimization (incl. lazyload). Once you know that, dive in and try identify what code/ files (CSS or JS) are responsible for the broken feature and try excluding that. If the problem is with JS, chances are you’ll find useful information on your browser’s developer console. There’s more info in the troubleshooting tips and info on exclusions in the AO FAQ.

hope this helps,
frank

I’m afraid I don’t log in to other people’s site in the context of free support here fullfunforu, but if you give me the URL I’ll probably be able to see what is going wrong 🙂

That I already had and I cannot see what is going on when A is active, which is why the idea would be to enable Autoptimize on a non-production site so I can investigate what is going on? 🙂