What’s odd is that the calendars lost their styling for awhile after the initial update. I cleared the litespeed cache and that didn’t immediately fix the problem. But after awhile, the styling returned and I haven’t seen an issue since.
I’ve never before done the process you asked me to do. Did adding that github link update the plugin? Will the changes remain going forward with the next update?
Uhm, yes the calendars render properly with the Object Cache turned off. I assumed ‘turned off’ wasn’t the solution. Is there a way to get Object Cache back on for the bulk of the site and not cache/effect the calendar pages, which was my intent in listing them in Excludes?
OK, renamed I htaccess, turned off Object Cache and saved, and the calendars render fine. Turn Object Cache back on, save, and the calendars are again unstyled.
Sorry, I don’t understand. We don’t use All in One WP Security.
Yes, that seemed to be the problem, that the list of files I tried to add to Do Not Cache are sent as http. The Events Made Easy plugin author, which is what creates the calendar, said he’s never seen that before.
I was able to download the file, but only because I accidentally dragged my mouse over the space where the link was expected to be and saw the URL for the download pop up on the corner of my mail client.
Then I looked at the source code and the link is there. But it doesn’t show up visibly.
If there was a way to provide attachments, I could provide the email.
Now that I look at the source code of the email, the link is set to white!
I see at the bottom of the LiteSpeed Cache > Database page, there is a Database Summary, and that summary still shows the three theme autoloads that show as disabled in your plugin, plus NSX_LogToEmail which I disabled using your plugin about an hour ago:
So I’m not sure the Autoload Optimizer plugin is disabling anything.
The Site Health warning still appears, too, and it should have ended with the plugin disabling of NSX_LogToEmail.
(Separate issue, did you know that if a user clicks the ‘View Value’ button on your Autoload Options page, a window appears with the content of the autoload but there is no way to close that window? At least not for me in my browser.)
Is _transient_dirsize_cache a WP default autoload? Interesting, when I go back and check now it no longer shows up in your plugin’s list of 20 largest options.
The other three options I disabled were related to themes not in use. They still appear in the list:
presso_options
avada_theme_options
astra-settings
My next test is to disable that 1MB NSX_LogToEmail option. It is for the SNAP social autoposter plugin. I haven’t received a reply to my email to them yet what that functionality is, but if it truly is a log to email it is not necessary to autoload…
