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[Manos Moderator ManosJoin date: February 2014Posts: 2806Downloads:46Uploads:56 Thanks: 200 Thanked: 633 times in 576 posts]

#738348

Interesting because if I disable the JCH plugin on my end then the JA Popup works perfectly on FF / Chrome / IE / and FF Dev version

I suggest you give it another try with a browser (no plugins) and see if it helps.

I am sure you know that optimizing is not an easy task 🙂

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1. Andrew Winkler

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#573330

Good idea. I tried FF, Chrome and Yandex with JCH–Optimize, and No Number Joomla CDN disable, with the same result.

The ‘portfolio’, ‘clients’ and ‘partner’ pictures are displayed in black and white, as they should, but when I click on the portfolio items, I get this error message:

http://awesomescreenshot.com/06e4yrv710

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#738358

Good idea. I tried FF, Chrome and Yandex with JCH–Optimize, and No Number Joomla CDN disable, with the same result.

The ‘portfolio’, ‘clients’ and ‘partner’ pictures are displayed in black and white, as they should, but when I click on the portfolio items, I get this error message:

http://awesomescreenshot.com/06e4yrv710

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#573332

Ok, now that’s new, check your .htaccess file I can’t think of anything else, or even try without sef url on and see if it works.

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1. Andrew Winkler

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#738360

Ok, now that’s new, check your .htaccess file I can’t think of anything else, or even try without sef url on and see if it works.

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1. Andrew Winkler

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#573458

My CSS/JS problems are fixed now. I’m not sure why/how because I had both Siteground and Joomlart working on the case and nobody’s told me anything today. The only thing that’s not working as yet is the colour change between black and white and coloured images when the CDN service is enabled.

This problem has got to do with the fact that the CDN won’t allow the JavaScript’s HTML5 Canvas feature – for security reasons – to switch between images from different URLs, in my case between the coloured CDN version and the black & white JavaScript version which is not linking back to the CDN version but to the original version on the site

(http://cdn.domain.com/images/image.jpg vs http://www.domain.com/images/image.jpg).

As much as I like the colour switching effect, running my site over CDN is more important. It’s pretty well optimised now with a Google PageSpeed rank of 96% and a Yslow rank of 93%. The only thing those two tools are complaining about is a non-issue because they think I can’t cache parametered image links, when – thanks to my CDN service – I can.

I’m still disappointed though with the pagespeed itself, around 2.5sec, which is no way near the .886sec of another site that I just finished optimising, but that site runs on a way better server.

Btw, I have got three sites now happily running over both CloudFlare Pro and MaxCDN

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#738485

My CSS/JS problems are fixed now. I’m not sure why/how because I had both Siteground and Joomlart working on the case and nobody’s told me anything today. The only thing that’s not working as yet is the colour change between black and white and coloured images when the CDN service is enabled.

This problem has got to do with the fact that the CDN won’t allow the JavaScript’s HTML5 Canvas feature – for security reasons – to switch between images from different URLs, in my case between the coloured CDN version and the black & white JavaScript version which is not linking back to the CDN version but to the original version on the site

(http://cdn.domain.com/images/image.jpg vs http://www.domain.com/images/image.jpg).

As much as I like the colour switching effect, running my site over CDN is more important. It’s pretty well optimised now with a Google PageSpeed rank of 96% and a Yslow rank of 93%. The only thing those two tools are complaining about is a non-issue because they think I can’t cache parametered image links, when – thanks to my CDN service – I can.

I’m still disappointed though with the pagespeed itself, around 2.5sec, which is no way near the .886sec of another site that I just finished optimising, but that site runs on a way better server.

Btw, I have got three sites now happily running over both CloudFlare Pro and MaxCDN

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#573490

Hi,

I know I haven’t done anything on your site other what I already posted here and none of my colleagues, otherwise you should have seen a post here.

Maybe you host made some upgrades etc or something, but I can still see that JA contend popup not working because of the js issues, probably because of the ones you mentioned.

Regards

Manos

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#738517

Hi,

I know I haven’t done anything on your site other what I already posted here and none of my colleagues, otherwise you should have seen a post here.

Maybe you host made some upgrades etc or something, but I can still see that JA contend popup not working because of the js issues, probably because of the ones you mentioned.

Regards

Manos

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