Hi @mertimiks,
You also need to make sure that the “aggregate inline JS” is not active. When the exclusion is active, you should then see the two javascript files (all-pdfemb-basic.min.js and pdf.min.js) in the Network tab of the browser’s developer tools and the pdf.worker.min.js will appear in the sources tab of the developer tools when the page is loaded.
I’ll send this information along in the email you also sent to us to make sure you get the reply.
Emma
Hi Emma,
I have a simmilar problem:
“Cannot load script at: https://turismosostenible.com.ar/wp-content/cache/autoptimize/js/”
this appears in pdf embeder files.
I don´t have nothing related to those files in the excluded settings.
Please could you tell me what should I do?
Thanks in advance!
Best,
Roxana
Hi @rogold,
You shouldn’t need to exclude the scripts but you do need to deactivate the the Aggregate JS-files option in the Autoptimize settings. I can’t post screenshots here so please take a look at our FAQ for the particular setting you need to adjust: https://wp-pdf.com/kb/setting-up-fake-worker-failed-error-message/
If you have any other questions, please feel free to send an email to [email protected] as we may not see messages posted here to respond in a timely fashion.
Emma
Thanks for your answer.
Yes, now the error is gone.
But should I put the agregate-js option on again?
If I leave it off should it affect the performance of the rest of the pages?
I hope you understand my question….
Thanks a lot in advance!
Best,
Roxana
Hi @rogold,
You will need to leave that setting turned off. Turning it on will cause the scripts to be compiled again which will throw the error again. There should not be a significant hit to the loading speed of your other pages as you would still have other scripts minified which plays a big part in keeping the page load quick.
Emma
