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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [LiteSpeed Cache] Deactivating and Deleting LiteSpeed CacheThank you @qtwrk – and if I do destroy the data will I lose those optimized images? The original message said I wouldn’t but when I got to the page to do so, it looked like I might.
The plugin was unable to update until today. I installed WP Debugging, The Query Monitor, The Debug Bar.
When I did so, it would appear that the plugin was able to update. However, the process appears to have thrown the following error. I have replaced the actual domain name in the error message with “domaincom”
I am not sure if this is helpful and I will update again if I am not able to update the plugin next time or there are any other problems with the plugin.
Uncaught Error: call_user_func_array(): Argument #1 ($callback) must be a valid callback, class “RSSSL\Security\WordPress\Two_Fa\Rsssl_Provider_Loader” not found
in /nas/content/live/domaincom/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php on line 324Call stack:
WP_Hook::apply_filters(NULL, array)
wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php:348WP_Hook::do_action(array)
wp-includes/plugin.php:517do_action('init')
wp-settings.php:727require_once('/nas/content/live/domaincom/wp-settings.php')
wp-config.php:76require_once('/nas/content/live/domaincom/wp-config.php')
wp-load.php:50require_once('/nas/content/live/domaincom/wp-load.php')
wp-admin/admin.php:35require_once('/nas/content/live/domaincom/wp-admin/admin.php')
wp-admin/plugins.php:10
@daanvandenbergh oh. That’s too bad.
I am not familiar with loading font families using that method. I guess if I were to load the font with…
<link rel="stylesheet" src="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=etc" />… I would have to put that in the head for each page? Would I be able to reference the font family in the style.css file in my child theme? That is where I defining my classes.
Thank you so much
Thank you Daan. Site is https://mikaelmeirstg.wpenginepowered.com/
Turns out this was a problem with the OMGF cache holding URLs from an old domain (I was so used to looking at the development domain that I didn’t even notice the domain was wrong). After speaking with the plugin developer, I was able to clear the cache by clicking on the orange link at the bottom of the local fonts tab: “Refresh cache (and maintain settings)”
Quick fix. Completely removed the console error. Thank you so much to the plugin developer.
Hi @jgcabanas
It surprises me that you are still seeing the problem after removing WPML!
However, the plugin developer has assured me that the errors do not cause any other problems except for the actual messages (which are a huge problem in and of themselves). As such, you can just disable the error messages for WordPress to alleviate the problem until the developers are able to resolve the code problem.
Here is what they sent me:
Please note that the notice does not affect the normal functioning of your website and you can disable it from displaying and rather continue tracking it in your WordPress debug log. Please refer to the following article for how to enable the WP_DEBUG_LOG and turn off WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY: https://developer.ww.wp.xz.cn/advanced-administration/debug/debug-wordpress/
Rest assured, our developers are working to resolve all the _load_textdomain_just_in_time notices as soon as possible.
By updating the wp-config file with these changes my site appears as if there is no problem.
Hope this helps!
I have turned off the AJAX call on the site because the player wasn’t loading which was, of course, a problem for the client.
Is there a way I could privately share a link to the development server? If so, I could temporarily turn on the AJAX call on one page for you to see what happens.
It would be amazing if we could figure this out.
Thanks so much
I just installed a new release today, but unfortunately the problem persists.
I just submitted a report with the System info to the link above.
Developers, please post here when you think you have it fixed and I can check.
I am hoping we can get this resolved soon!
Thanks
I am happy that r4nd99y’s problems have been resolved. Mine have not.
This is clearly an Instagram Feed problem. Perhaps the fix provided resolves some situations but not others.
I like the plugin but it is causing highly problematic behaviour in French.
I tried installing the fix but the problem persisted even if I cleared my caches.
Please let me know when either another fix is available or the new version is released.
Thank you so much
Thank you, Joel. If I do install this fix version of the plugin, will it still update automatically when the new version is released? Or will I need to re-install when that happens?
Thank you so much
Will
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [LiteSpeed Cache] Best approach? Divi HTML Lazy Load SelectorsOkay, that’s similar to what I had done before but just without targeting a specific page. That is definitely better.
But is it possible to target any section with a particular class, e.g, .lazy-render ?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [LiteSpeed Cache] Best approach? Divi HTML Lazy Load SelectorsI found this article on using lazy render for Divi modules (I have linked right to the part about lazy render and Divi sections and have included an excerpt from the beginning of that section of the article, which is long.
6. Lazy Render Divi Sections. Lazy render is supported by FlyingPress and LiteSpeed Cache. It’s like lazy loading images only for any element on the page. It’s usually done for Divi sections when they load below the fold.
This functionality is right in the LiteSpeed documentation, it’s just that the syntax for targeting by class is extremely unclear. If you can’t help me figure this out, can you tell me who can?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [LiteSpeed Cache] Best approach? Divi HTML Lazy Load SelectorsI think you are still not understanding my question. I am talking about the HTML lazy load, not the image lazy load.
When I target sections with the syntax I showed you, it lazy loads the whole section, not just the images it contains. I can tell this because if I list all the sections below the fold the page loads lightning fast.
But when I target with the class (with the syntax I have used) it doesn’t speed up at all.
I think you are confusing this with the image lazy load settings.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [LiteSpeed Cache] Best approach? Divi HTML Lazy Load SelectorsID for my report is ZXAFBBES
I am not trying to lazy load images in this case, but rather whole sections.
I added a class to each Divi section I wanted to Lazy Load: arc-lazy-load
I then added .arc-lazy-load to the list of HTML Lazy Load Selectors but it doesn’t seem to be working to the same degree it did when I added each section by precise selector, e.g.
post-1567 > div > div > div > div.et_pb_section.et_pb_section_9.arc_lazy_load_html.et_pb_with_background.et_section_regular
I believe it is not working because when I added all sections below the fold with their precise selectors I was getting an A on Speed Vitals. When I removed those and added them by class, I got a C which is what I was getting before I started configuring HTML Lazy Load.
Is there a way to see exactly what (if any) Divi sections are being lazy loaded other than doing the speed test?
Thank you so much
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