Frank Goossens

Hallo Olaf und Co;
I’m Autoptimize’s developer. Although I understand German (ik spreek zelf Nederlands), I’ll answer in English as to not mutilate your beautiful language 😉

I would be surprised AO were to blame, except if things went totally wrong during HTML optimization (which is very rare as well, really). To confirm (or rule out), re-enable it. If your homepage breaks, disable HTML optimization and empty the cache. If still broken, systematically disable JS and then CSS to see what specifically causes the issue.

If the problem is limited to the homepage, one could use the API to disable AO on that page alone („autoptimize_filter_noptimize“-filter, see autoptimize_helper.php_example for example code).

Grüssen aus Belgiën,
Frank

hiya guys;
i’m autoptimize’s developer, i’ll stick to english if OK with, my german is horrible! 😉

regarding autoptimize; it aggregates & minifies js/css. given the invasive nature of aggregating/ minification, one will generally have to configure autoptimize to exclude specific JS and/or CSS-files from being treated. moreover, as the minification-process can be CPU-intensive, autoptimize should be combined with a page caching plugin (cachify, wp super cache, …).

hope this clarifies,
frank (auf Belgiën)

Nun, ich bin mit Autoptimize auf PHP 5.2.12 ohne Probleme, so nichts Besonderes. Ich habe einen schnellen Vergleich zwischen AO 1.9.2 und 1.9.3, und ich sehe keinen Grund, warum es eine höhere Version von PHP benötigen.

Vielleicht überprüfen Sie Ihre PHP-Fehlerprotokolldatei und sehen, ob etwas über Autoptimize ist da drin? Tritt das Problem auch mit AO 1.9.4?

herzliche grüße,
frank