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In reply to: [Joli Table Of Contents] Autoinsert to position AFTER first H2I was happy to post my review :}
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In reply to: [Joli Table Of Contents] Autoinsert to position AFTER first H2🙂 🙂 🙂
Wow, that’s great news, I’m already setting it up. Thanks and I applaud you for being so empathetic. Your plugin is truly a luxury of details, neatness and dedication. And it works great!!! 😉
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In reply to: [Joli Table Of Contents] Autoinsert to position AFTER first H2Hi!!! Thank you for your reply and kindness.
I look forward to that update!!!
Happy New Year 25!!! 😉
Thank you !!
After much searching with this error, I finally found a post on WP-Optimize support that revealed the source of the error. As stated by the WOP user (https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/cache-control-mess-in-the-headers-and-possible-leak-of-secure/page/2/), this plugin places code in the headers module in htaccess, which messes up WP and generates duplicates of the cache control, for example.
In my case confirming the complaints of the WOP user, although months ago I deactivated and deleted that plugin, WOP had left me its entry in htaccess and that was the problem that put the Cache-Control header in “private, must-revalidate”.
I edited the htaccess and removed the WOP entry, and bingo!
Thanks for your help, greetings!!!UPDATE
I restored the backup and the site came back as if there was no OLM. I left the files in the bucket but moved them out of the / wp-uploads / 2021/06 etc etc directories, moved them to the root of the bucket, and then removed those directories.
After the site was clean and active again, I reinstalled OLM LIte, with the CDN subdirectory on Cloudfront. So the existing images in the bucket I see perfectly in the media library and the URL points to the CDN, and the local subdirectory (wp-uploads …) remains intact and was not deleted.
Now, if I upload new images to the media library they look perfectly in the library, their URL points to the Coudfront CDN, and they are seen from a browser with the same URL (CDN Cloudfront).Now the images are in the bucket at / wp-uploads …. Of course … they took about 12 hours to appear, because in that period they were NOT seen in the bucker from the AWS console.
Now each image is in a directory inside wp-uploads / 2021 / xx.
I would like to know if the pre-existing images that were left in the root of the bucket, outside of / wp-uploads, could I delete them.- This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by Steven Stern (sterndata).
- This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by riaugus.
UPDATE!!!!!
I see some images !!!
They are only the ones that the path is https://mysite/wp-content/uploads,
Instead, the ones that point to https://cdn.mysite/wp-content/uploads are NOT seen in the librarywhat the hell …..