Okay, I have to admit that I have a problem with a text editor. But such an interesting one.
The visual editor is not loaded on the home page.
I found this:
1) The error only appears on the main page of the https://bozpforum.cz forum.
2) If I delete all caches in the dashboard, it's ok. But only until a page is loaded.
3) The error does not appear if I add a topic in a section, for example: https://bozpforum.cz/diskuse/bezpecnost-a-ochrana-zdravi-pri-praci-bozp/
4) There are no cache plugins on the web, no plugins optimize, no code in .htacces. Previously I used autooptimize, super cache and score speed buster. Now uninstalled.
5) The web runs on the divi template. In divi administration I have activated minifi and compress java. Deactivation will not help.
Did not you meet someone? Thank you for your help.
I do not have the trouble to let you into the administration of the site and possibly even pay for some tuning of the forum.
I take it seriously, and before I start with paid promotion, I want to have it all at 100%.
@vit-hofman are you sure there is no caching on your site ? Looking at the underlying source for the link you posted, caching appears to be performed.
I use divi layout.
I delete all cache plugins, now i use only:
- a3 Lazy Load (deactivated - i want tested it)
- Ajax Search Lite (advanced searching out of wpforo)
- Akismet Anti-Spam
- Cookie Notice
- Divi builder
- Duplikovat stránku (deactivated - pages duplikator)
- Loco translate (deactivated)
- Really simple SSL
- Super socializer (wpForo social login)
- Wordfence security
- wpDiscuz
- wpForo
- wpForo - Blog corss posting
- wpForo - Embeds
- Yoast SEO
Not more.
Previously I tried
- autooptimize,
- super cache and
- score speed booster.
I'm not sure if there's a clue left behind by them?
In .htacces I have only this rules:
# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>
# END
I have enable this, in wpForo options:
That is all. Can the cache be activated somehow else?
Potentially, yes. Is the cache option in Wordfence enabled ?
Do you also have entries relating to caching in wp-config.php ?
wp config looks good.
But in wp-content, the cache folder always creates a "et" folder, and the subfolders "20" and "528" contain the files: "et-core-unified-15523116345488.min.css" unified-15523116393341.min.css "
Can this be the cause of the problem?
Otherwise, there were lots of files in this cache folder after plugins of autooptimize and super chats. I deleted them, but it did not help.
