Paul Johnstone

Hi @vmarko,

The site is not live at current, but should be very soon.
May I ask what your looking for?
Or do you have support email I can send to?

Thanks

Hi @vmarko,

W3T Cache Feedabck

Yes did see below ajax errors
/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php 0 (displayed within the file)
Status Code: 400 Bad Request

So based on my understanding this was due to the custom file structure within _wp_attached_file,  _wp_attachment_metadata & wp_posts

And yes this was due to a migration, so all media file have be FTP uploaded.

Can W3T handle custom file paths?

I noticed that when updating the meta_value within _wp_attached_file & _wp_attachment_metadata and wp_posts guid
When W3T converters the file, can it place WebP file within the custom folder?If so how?

Atc current it’s placing the file within the root of /uploads/

Custom file path: note that is can change from image to image.images/default-source/2022/december/file-name.jpg

Hi There,

Did you workout way the css file is missing /wp-content/plugins/feeds-for-youtube/css/sb-youtube-free.min.css

As you can see in the screenshot the css file is missing from the css folder.
Do you have a update for this?

Questions

As part of a recent migration, I uploaded all media files directly to Azure Blob Storage since the site is hosted on Azure with Front Door serving as the CDN. While the media files have been properly registered in the database via a JSON import and display in the Media Library, the permalinks are returning a 404 error. The URLs correctly point to the Blob Storage.

Current Issues

What would be the best approach or recommendation to resolve the following problems?

• W3 Total Cache Error: I’m seeing the following message in W3TC:
  “The unsuccessful transfer queue has unresolved errors. Empty the queue to restore normal operation.”

Upon reviewing the Local Path and Remote Path tables, both paths appear incorrect. This is likely because the files were uploaded directly to Blob Storage.

• Local Path:
  /var/www/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/280830_arccalendar.jpg
• Remote Path:
  wp-content/uploads/280830_arccalendar.jpg

Elementor & W3 Total Cache Setup

Is the following approach suitable for including Elementor files in the custom file upload list, or would you recommend a different approach to handle Elementor file updates?

One recurring issue is that pages randomly fail to display or render correctly. This seems to be related to caching issues or missing Elementor files that W3TC hasn’t updated. The issue is usually resolved by purging the cache or manually uploading the updated CSS to Blob Storage.

To address this, I’ve added Elementor files to W3TC’s Custom File List, but in some cases, I’ve also had to include full URLs for certain CSS files so that W3TC would recognize the updated versions.

Custom File List Updates

{wp_content_dir}/uploads/elementor/**/*
{wp_content_dir}/uploads/elementor/css/**/*.*
{wp_content_dir}/uploads/elementor/custom/css/**/*.*

{wp_content_dir}/uploads/elementor/css/custom-frontend.min.css {wp_content_dir}/uploads/elementor/css/custom-pro-widget-nav-menu.min.css {wp_content_dir}/uploads/elementor/css/custom-pro-frontend.min.css {wp_content_dir}/uploads/elementor/css/custom-pro-widget-slides.min.css {wp_content_dir}/uploads/elementor/css/custom-widget-icon-list.min.css

Yes, and reviewed the Rewrite Rules (based on active settings)
Note, the current WordPress runs on App Service for Linux, with nginx as the web server.

Hi Marko,

Thanks for your feedback....



When the minified CSS file is generated what folder is the file placed in by default?
And what is the file path so I can confirm the file is in the right location.

As I can’t see the file within the current path…

/wp-content/cache/minify/d2e6d/default.include.css.id

What is this file default.include.css.id ?
Note this is the local disk path
/wp-content/cache/minify/d2e6d.default.include.3a3807.css

The following is the CDN storage path, this should not be displayed as it’s been turned off within settings. General – Host minified CSS and JS files will be hosted with the CDN = off

/wpblob7acedbbe85/wp-content/cache/minify/d2e6d.default.include.3a3807.css

I'm not concerned about the current message as I can’t locate the file eg status code 404.

MIME-type ('text/html') is not a supported stylesheet MIME type, and strict MIME checking is enabled.

No, I’m not using auto at current, as I do not want all of the CSS & JS to be minified.
Turning on - Fix document root path did not fix the problem.

Please note that I’m currently using the free version.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by Paul Johnstone.

Hi @mohammedeisa,

Sorry, why are you closing the topic?
Did you receive any further feedback from your team? In regards to MariaDB Binary logs (binlog) & position?

From my understanding, there is an option to run a SQL Mode MySqldump or PHP Code under packages. And PHP-code options:

Single-Threaded mode attempts to create the entire database script in one request.  Multi-Threaded mode allows the database script to be chunked over multiple requests.  Multi-threaded mode is typically slower but much more reliable especially for larger databases. Multi-Threaded mode is only available in Duplicator Pro.