Concrete 5 + Google Mod_pagespeed
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I updated my server to PHP 5.3 with google mod_pagspeed and now selecting from the sitemap doesn't work correctly, echoing REL_DIR_FILES_TOOLS_REQUIRED doesn't work in a href for some reason. (does outside) and typing index.php/tools/required/ instead gets the sitemap up, but it doesn't call the javascript function it used to.
I followed the guide in the other thread and modified to is_callable but this problem persists. It also has broken the multi file upload.
All these things work fine apart from in my new block?
I've also just tried to add a new block, and it gets stuck spinning on adding content ...
GEThttp://MYCONCRETE5ROOTDIRECTORY/add_block_popup.php?cID=74&btID... 404 (Not Found)
I updated my server to PHP 5.3 with google mod_pagspeed and now selecting from the sitemap doesn't work correctly, echoing REL_DIR_FILES_TOOLS_REQUIRED doesn't work in a href for some reason. (does outside) and typing index.php/tools/required/ instead gets the sitemap up, but it doesn't call the javascript function it used to.
I followed the guide in the other thread and modified to is_callable but this problem persists. It also has broken the multi file upload.
All these things work fine apart from in my new block?
I've also just tried to add a new block, and it gets stuck spinning on adding content ...
GEThttp://MYCONCRETE5ROOTDIRECTORY/add_block_popup.php?cID=74&btID... 404 (Not Found)
Yeah, I've run into some interesting issues with it as well. When I have some extra time I'm planning on enabling the filters one at a time to see which one is causing the issues. I have the feeling it's the javascript minifying / concatenation that could be doing it.
Let me know if you happen to track a stable config yourself.
Let me know if you happen to track a stable config yourself.
Did some more testing the fact that me echoing the REL_DIR_.. and it doesn't appear in the href led me to believe mod_pagespeed was doing something with it, and it was.
It is the trim_urls feature that breaks concrete 5, maybe because pagespeed doesn't understand the index.php/blah/blah/something.php url format?
Anyway adding this to .htaccess in the root of the concrete 5 directory will fix it.
ModPagespeedDisableFilters trim_urls
It is the trim_urls feature that breaks concrete 5, maybe because pagespeed doesn't understand the index.php/blah/blah/something.php url format?
Anyway adding this to .htaccess in the root of the concrete 5 directory will fix it.
ModPagespeedDisableFilters trim_urls
In case anyone runs across this thread, the mod_pagespeed team disabled trim_urls by default in version 0.10.22.4, so this fix is no longer necessary. Concrete5 works just fine with mod_pagespeed "out of the box".
Hey chemmelt!
Can you add & edit attributes for pages in your sitemap?
I discussed my problems here with mod_pagespeed:
http://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/installation/concrete5-5....
At first I also thought everything works... Help appreciated!
Cheers!
Matthias
Can you add & edit attributes for pages in your sitemap?
I discussed my problems here with mod_pagespeed:
http://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/installation/concrete5-5....
At first I also thought everything works... Help appreciated!
Cheers!
Matthias
It seems at this moment Concrete 5 and Google's mod_pagespeed are not comaptible, for now I have disabled mod_pagespeed.