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Option Page now completely broke without remote access #1473
Due to your site's configuration, you may not be able to activate the performance features, unless the underlying plugin is already installed. Please install the relevant plugins manually.
There is nothing wrong with our server configuration. There is something wrong with your plugin.
We don't want the website is calling home, that's why we disable any remote request. And we don't need then, because we're using a composer based setup and update/install everything in our local DEV system.
It should be still possible to change plugin options, but now i can't do anything.
Thanks for your report, that's certainly not a great experience. We shouldn't be cluttering the admin page if we can't fetch information about the plugins recommended/used by Performance Lab.
Which of the few Performance Lab plugins do you have installed?
@chimok Note that this screen includes no plugin options, other than to facilitate installation and activation of the standalone plugins:
All of the Settings links simply point to the plugins' respective settings screens in the admin. They are also accessible via Settings links in the plugin list table, for example:
I've opened #1474 to improve the error message on the Performance screen.
@westonruter It's a private company server, I do simply not allow external connections.
You see I have 4 plugins (active), I can configure the plugins like webp-uploads in their plugin settings. But if you could show the settings in performance plugin if a plugin is already active, that would be so much more convenient. There's no reason for remote connection if the plugin is install and active.
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swissspidy commentedon Aug 15, 2024
Thanks for your report, that's certainly not a great experience. We shouldn't be cluttering the admin page if we can't fetch information about the plugins recommended/used by Performance Lab.
Which of the few Performance Lab plugins do you have installed?
How are you disabling remote requests?
chimok commentedon Aug 15, 2024
@swissspidy I use
pre_http_request, it worked well with the previous version. I use only modern images (former webp uploads)westonruter commentedon Aug 15, 2024
@chimok Note that this screen includes no plugin options, other than to facilitate installation and activation of the standalone plugins:
All of the Settings links simply point to the plugins' respective settings screens in the admin. They are also accessible via Settings links in the plugin list table, for example:
I've opened #1474 to improve the error message on the Performance screen.
vegetable-bits commentedon Sep 23, 2025
@westonruter @mukeshpanchal27 The problem is back with 4.0.0.
westonruter commentedon Sep 23, 2025
@vegetable-bits Where is your site hosted where you're experiencing this issue?
The issue could also be a temporary network issue.
vegetable-bits commentedon Sep 24, 2025
@westonruter It's a private company server, I do simply not allow external connections.
You see I have 4 plugins (active), I can configure the plugins like webp-uploads in their plugin settings. But if you could show the settings in performance plugin if a plugin is already active, that would be so much more convenient. There's no reason for remote connection if the plugin is install and active.
westonruter commentedon Sep 24, 2025
@vegetable-bits Thanks, I've opened #2189 to track this.
In any case, the problem is not back as was originally reported for this issue. It's a different issue, because you are blocking external requests.