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Awesome. I’m glad it works for you.

I’ve just pushed a new version which adds support for seperate URLs.
Please use MMR_JS_CACHE_URL & MMR_CSS_CACHE_URL to do this.

I’ll reply to your other question in your other thread.

Ahh yeah, your right… and thinking about it 1.6.9 should work as it is, without any changes.

All you would need to do is set MMR_CACHE_DIR & MMR_CACHE_URL constants in wp-config.php – I haven’t tested it but setting MMR_CACHE_URL to the CDN url should work shouldn’t it?

Hi Alex,

I haven’t thought too much about CDN support.

I think we could possibly trigger a background task that copies a minified file to a CDN once its been compressed. We would then need to store a flag once it has copied across successfully. If that flag is set then we would use that version in the page.

I’m not sure what CDN’s to support. I’ve used Amazon, CacheFly and Edgecast before.. but there are so many others. Would you have a preference?

I’m closing this as it is very old. Please start a new thread if this issue is still a problem.

I’m marking this as resolved seems as there has been no response for a while.

Hi rmast. Due to the way slideshow is written I think the best solution is to exclude the dynamic stylesheet url. You can find it by expanding the merged files. In my case it looked like this:

http:/website.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=slideshow_jquery_image_gallery_load_stylesheet&style=slideshow-jquery-image-gallery-custom-styles_1

This would add an extra request but at least your website will work.

Another option would be to modify the slideshow plugin so it writes the css to a file when it is modified in the backend. You could then simply enqueue that generated file and MMR would work normally.

Hey Daniel, Sorry for the delay with this. The purpose of the unlinking is to remove any previously generated files that aren’t required anymore. The first part of the filename that is generated is the hash of the files being concatenated. The second part of the filename is the last modified stamp of the file. The script removes all the old files and writes a fresh file with the new timestamp. If you comment those two lines out then a heap of unnecessary files would be left behind.