← All changes | otto/Otto_pixel_class.php +215 -23 2.6.16 → 2.7.1 View file →

		@@ -100,10 +100,10 @@
100	100	return false;
101	101	}
102	102
103	103	# Parse saved domain + incoming URL
104		- $saved_domain = parse_url($saved['domain'], PHP_URL_HOST);
105		- $incoming_domain = parse_url($url, PHP_URL_HOST);
	104	+ $saved_domain = wp_parse_url($saved['domain'], PHP_URL_HOST);
	105	+ $incoming_domain = wp_parse_url($url, PHP_URL_HOST);
106	106
107	107	# Domain mismatch - not crawled
108	108	if (empty($saved_domain) || empty($incoming_domain) || strcasecmp($saved_domain, $incoming_domain) !== 0) {
109	109	return false;
		@@ -109,9 +109,9 @@
109	109	return false;
110	110	}
111	111
112	112	# Parse incoming path (ignore query string)
113		- $parsed_url = parse_url($url);
	113	+ $parsed_url = wp_parse_url($url);
114	114	$url_path = $parsed_url['path'] ?? '/';
115	115
116	116	# Ensure path starts with / but don't modify trailing slashes
117	117	# Otto stores paths exactly as they appear in URLs
		@@ -196,8 +196,36 @@
196	196
197	197	# render route html
198	198	function render_route_html(){
199	199
	200	+ # Headless frontends do not consume WordPress-rendered HTML, so avoid
	201	+ # suggestion lookups, buffering and internal fetches altogether.
	202	+ # Falls back to a guarded direct read rather than skipping the check:
	203	+ # silently skipping would render OTTO markup on a headless site.
	204	+ # @phpstan-ignore-next-line function.alreadyNarrowedType
	205	+ $headless = function_exists('metasync_headless_is_active')
	206	+ ? metasync_headless_is_active()
	207	+ : (class_exists('Metasync_Headless_Config') && Metasync_Headless_Config::is_active());
	208	+
	209	+ if ($headless) {
	210	+ return;
	211	+ }
	212	+
	213	+ # Clear per-request statics before any path runs. Harmless under PHP-FPM
	214	+ # (the process ends with the request) but required under persistent-worker
	215	+ # SAPIs, where a latched flag would silently disable cache capping and
	216	+ # failure reporting for every later request in that worker.
	217	+ #
	218	+ # method_exists() is redundant to static analysis — this MR adds the method,
	219	+ # so PHPStan proves the call always true. It is kept for the upgrade window:
	220	+ # during a plugin update an opcache can still hold the previous
	221	+ # Metasync_Otto_Render_Strategy, where class_exists() passes but the method
	222	+ # is absent, and an unguarded static call would fatal the page.
	223	+ # @phpstan-ignore-next-line function.alreadyNarrowedType
	224	+ if (class_exists('Metasync_Otto_Render_Strategy') && method_exists('Metasync_Otto_Render_Strategy', 'reset_request_state')) {
	225	+ Metasync_Otto_Render_Strategy::reset_request_state();
	226	+ }
	227	+
200	228	# Disable SG Cache for Brizy pages FIRST - before any other processing
201	229	# Using global function defined in otto_pixel.php
202	230	if (function_exists('metasync_otto_disable_sg_cache_for_brizy')) {
203	231	metasync_otto_disable_sg_cache_for_brizy();
		@@ -247,13 +275,36 @@
247	275	# Use get_suggestions directly to track cache status
248	276	$suggestions = $transient_cache->get_suggestions($route, $cache_track_key);
249	277
250	278	if (!$suggestions || !$transient_cache->has_payload($suggestions)) {
251		- # No suggestions available for this URL
252		- # Set header to indicate cache status
253		- if (!headers_sent()) {
254		- $cache_status = Metasync_Otto_Transient_Cache::get_cache_status($cache_track_key);
255		- header('X-MetaSync-OTTO-Cache: ' . ($cache_status ?: 'NO_SUGGESTIONS'));
	279	+ # No suggestions available for this URL.
	280	+ $cache_status = Metasync_Otto_Transient_Cache::get_cache_status($cache_track_key);
	281	+
	282	+ # Two very different situations reach this point, and they must be
	283	+ # treated differently.
	284	+ #
	285	+ # A transient failure means the suggestions exist upstream but could
	286	+ # not be retrieved on this request — the API errored or timed out, the
	287	+ # per-minute budget was spent, or another worker held the lock. The
	288	+ # next request will probably succeed. Serving the un-optimized page
	289	+ # with normal cache headers lets a caching layer store it and hand it
	290	+ # to everyone until its TTL expires, so cap how long it may be kept.
	291	+ #
	292	+ # Everything else here is a legitimate answer: OTTO simply has nothing
	293	+ # for this URL (NO_SUGGESTIONS, including the 404 case). Most URLs on
	294	+ # most sites are in that state permanently, so capping those would
	295	+ # strip caching from the bulk of the site and move that load onto the
	296	+ # origin. Those stay fully cacheable.
	297	+ $transient_failures = ['RATE_LIMITED', 'LOCKED', 'API_ERROR'];
	298	+
	299	+ if (in_array($cache_status, $transient_failures, true)
	300	+ && function_exists('metasync_otto_limit_response_cache')) {
	301	+ metasync_otto_limit_response_cache($cache_status);
	302	+ }
	303	+
	304	+ # Set diagnostic headers only while Debug Mode is enabled.
	305	+ if (!headers_sent() && Metasync_Otto_Render_Strategy::diagnostics_enabled()) {
	306	+ header('X-MetaSync-OTTO-Cache: ' . Metasync_Otto_Render_Strategy::display_cache_status($cache_status ?: 'NO_SUGGESTIONS'));
256	307	header('X-MetaSync-OTTO-Method: NONE');
257	308	}
258	309	return;
259	310	}
		@@ -260,15 +311,13 @@
260	311
261	312	# comment out for fixing pagination issues
262	313	# $route = rtrim($route, '/');
263	314
264		- # WP-498: Now that OTTO has confirmed suggestions to apply to this URL,
265		- # disable SiteGround SG Optimizer page caching for THIS request only.
266		- # Doing it here (instead of unconditionally on the `wp` hook) ensures
267		- # pages without OTTO suggestions keep being served from SG's page cache.
268		- if (function_exists('metasync_otto_disable_sg_page_cache')) {
269		- metasync_otto_disable_sg_page_cache();
270		- }
	315	+ # SiteGround's page cache is no longer disabled up-front for every OTTO page.
	316	+ # The cacheability decision now happens on the HTTP path in render_via_http(),
	317	+ # AFTER the internal fetch — only session/form pages and incomplete renders are
	318	+ # blocked, so plain content pages are finally cacheable. (SiteGround always uses
	319	+ # the HTTP path; the disable is a no-op off SiteGround, so nothing else loses it.)
271	320
272	321	# Analyze what OTTO is providing for SEO plugin blocking
273	322	$blocking_flags = $this->analyze_otto_blocking($suggestions);
274	323
		@@ -331,8 +380,32 @@
331	380	}
332	381	}
333	382
334	383	/**
	384	+ * Stop WP Rocket writing the current response to its disk cache.
	385	+ *
	386	+ * DONOTCACHEPAGE is not sufficient from inside the rocket_buffer filter: WP
	387	+ * Rocket reads that constant when it decides whether to buffer the request,
	388	+ * which has already happened by the time the filter runs. It evaluates
	389	+ * do_rocket_generate_caching_files immediately before writing the file, so
	390	+ * that is the only lever still effective at this point.
	391	+ *
	392	+ * This matters more than the response headers do. A page served from WP
	393	+ * Rocket's disk cache is delivered by rewrite rules without invoking PHP, so
	394	+ * once a bad file is on disk no header can override it — only deleting the
	395	+ * file or waiting out Rocket's own expiry will clear it.
	396	+ *
	397	+ * PHP_INT_MAX priority so a site's own filters cannot re-enable the write.
	398	+ */
	399	+ private static function block_rocket_cache_write() {
	400	+ if (!defined('DONOTCACHEPAGE')) {
	401	+ define('DONOTCACHEPAGE', true);
	402	+ }
	403	+
	404	+ add_filter('do_rocket_generate_caching_files', '__return_false', PHP_INT_MAX);
	405	+ }
	406	+
	407	+ /**
335	408	* Render page using WP Rocket's rocket_buffer filter (PREFERRED for WP Rocket sites)
336	409	*
337	410	* When WP Rocket is active, hooking into rocket_buffer ensures WP Rocket
338	411	* caches the OTTO-modified HTML. This means:
		@@ -353,12 +426,12 @@
353	426	# Hook into WP Rocket's HTML buffer at priority 1 so other rocket_buffer
354	427	# filters (minifiers, CDN rewriters, etc.) run on already-OTTO-modified HTML.
355	428	add_filter('rocket_buffer', function($html) use ($o_html, $suggestions, $blocking_flags) {
356	429	if (empty($html) || strlen($html) < 100) {
357		- // Tell WP Rocket not to cache this empty/broken response.
358		- if (!defined('DONOTCACHEPAGE')) {
359		- define('DONOTCACHEPAGE', true);
360		- }
	430	+ // Tell WP Rocket not to cache this empty/broken response. The
	431	+ // constant alone is too late here (see block_rocket_cache_write),
	432	+ // so the write-time filter is applied as well.
	433	+ self::block_rocket_cache_write();
361	434	return $html;
362	435	}
363	436
364	437	# Only process full HTML documents — skip partials, JSON, error responses
		@@ -372,8 +445,23 @@
372	445	if (!empty($blocking_flags)) {
373	446	$data['_otto_blocking'] = $blocking_flags;
374	447	}
375	448
	449	+ # From here on we hold usable suggestions, so any exit that returns
	450	+ # $html unmodified is a genuine failure: WP Rocket would write the
	451	+ # un-optimized markup to its cache file, and whatever sits in front of
	452	+ # it would then serve that copy. This is worse than the plain buffer
	453	+ # path, because the bad page is persisted on disk as well as at the
	454	+ # edge — and this route exists specifically to make the cached copy the
	455	+ # optimized one.
	456	+ #
	457	+ # Note that DONOTCACHEPAGE alone does NOT prevent that write. WP Rocket
	458	+ # evaluates the constant when it decides whether to buffer the page,
	459	+ # which has already happened by the time this filter runs. The
	460	+ # do_rocket_generate_caching_files filter is evaluated immediately
	461	+ # before the file is written, so it is the only lever still available
	462	+ # from here. A disk-cached page is served by rewrite rules without
	463	+ # invoking PHP, so no response header can undo it afterwards.
376	464	try {
377	465	$modified = $o_html->process_html_directly($html, $data);
378	466	# Sanity check: modified HTML must be at least 50% the size of original
379	467	if ($modified && strlen($modified) > strlen($html) * 0.5) {
		@@ -378,12 +466,64 @@
378	466	# Sanity check: modified HTML must be at least 50% the size of original
379	467	if ($modified && strlen($modified) > strlen($html) * 0.5) {
380	468	return $modified;
381	469	}
	470	+
	471	+ # An unprocessable document (oversized / over the memory budget) is
	472	+ # a permanent property of the page, not a failure to retry. Leave it
	473	+ # fully cacheable — capping it would make the most expensive page on
	474	+ # the site uncacheable forever for no gain.
	475	+ if (class_exists('Metasync_Otto_Render_Strategy')
	476	+ && Metasync_Otto_Render_Strategy::document_was_unprocessable()) {
	477	+ return $html;
	478	+ }
	479	+
	480	+ # Either the rewrite returned nothing usable, or the result was so
	481	+ # much smaller than the input that it is assumed to be mangled.
	482	+ self::block_rocket_cache_write();
	483	+ if (function_exists('metasync_otto_limit_response_cache')) {
	484	+ metasync_otto_limit_response_cache('RENDER_DISCARDED_ROCKET');
	485	+ }
	486	+ if (function_exists('metasync_otto_report_render_failure')) {
	487	+ metasync_otto_report_render_failure(
	488	+ 'RENDER_DISCARDED_ROCKET',
	489	+ 'OTTO rewrite produced no usable output on the WP Rocket path',
	490	+ [
	491	+ 'original_bytes' => strlen($html),
	492	+ 'result_bytes' => is_string($modified) ? strlen($modified) : 0,
	493	+ 'render_method' => 'wp_rocket',
	494	+ ],
	495	+ 'warning'
	496	+ );
	497	+ }
382	498	} catch (Exception $e) {
383	499	// Fall through — return original HTML on any failure
	500	+ self::block_rocket_cache_write();
	501	+ if (function_exists('metasync_otto_limit_response_cache')) {
	502	+ metasync_otto_limit_response_cache('RENDER_EXCEPTION_ROCKET');
	503	+ }
	504	+ if (function_exists('metasync_otto_report_render_failure')) {
	505	+ metasync_otto_report_render_failure(
	506	+ 'RENDER_EXCEPTION_ROCKET',
	507	+ 'OTTO rewrite threw on the WP Rocket path: ' . $e->getMessage(),
	508	+ ['render_method' => 'wp_rocket', 'exception' => get_class($e)],
	509	+ 'error'
	510	+ );
	511	+ }
384	512	} catch (Error $e) {
385	513	// Fall through — return original HTML on any failure
	514	+ self::block_rocket_cache_write();
	515	+ if (function_exists('metasync_otto_limit_response_cache')) {
	516	+ metasync_otto_limit_response_cache('RENDER_EXCEPTION_ROCKET');
	517	+ }
	518	+ if (function_exists('metasync_otto_report_render_failure')) {
	519	+ metasync_otto_report_render_failure(
	520	+ 'RENDER_EXCEPTION_ROCKET',
	521	+ 'OTTO rewrite errored on the WP Rocket path: ' . $e->getMessage(),
	522	+ ['render_method' => 'wp_rocket', 'error' => get_class($e)],
	523	+ 'error'
	524	+ );
	525	+ }
386	526	}
387	527
388	528	return $html;
389	529	}, 1);
		@@ -523,9 +663,9 @@
523	663	private function render_via_http($route, $suggestions, $cache_track_key, $cache_status) {
524	664	# Set method indicator
525	665	Metasync_Otto_Render_Strategy::set_current_method(Metasync_Otto_Render_Strategy::METHOD_HTTP);
526	666
527		- # WP-315: On Divi sites, skip OTTO for the first HTTP render per page
	667	+ # On Divi sites, skip OTTO for the first HTTP render per page
528	668	# per 24h. OTTO's internal wp_remote_get creates corrupted CSS cache
529	669	# files in et-cache/{post_id}/ (wrong server context). By returning
530	670	# false once, WordPress renders the page normally — building correct
531	671	# Divi CSS caches. Subsequent OTTO renders within 24h use those caches.
		@@ -536,8 +676,14 @@
536	676	$activated = get_option('metasync_activated_at', '');
537	677	$cached = get_transient($cache_key);
538	678	if ($cached === false || $cached !== $activated) {
539	679	set_transient($cache_key, $activated, DAY_IN_SECONDS);
	680	+ # Deliberate one-off skip, and the next request renders correctly —
	681	+ # so cap how long this un-optimized copy may be cached rather than
	682	+ # letting a caching layer pin it for its full TTL.
	683	+ if (function_exists('metasync_otto_limit_response_cache')) {
	684	+ metasync_otto_limit_response_cache('DIVI_FIRST_RENDER_SKIP');
	685	+ }
540	686	return false;
541	687	}
542	688	}
543	689
		@@ -545,14 +691,22 @@
545	691	$route_html = $this->get_route_html($route, $cache_track_key, $suggestions);
546	692
547	693	# check that route html is valid
548	694	if(empty($route_html)){
	695	+ # Fetch failed / empty (e.g. SG Optimizer truncated the internal response) —
	696	+ # WordPress will serve the un-optimized page. Cap how long that copy may be
	697	+ # cached, using the same mechanism as the deliberate skips above rather than a
	698	+ # second, competing one: it reconciles existing directives, keeps logged-in
	699	+ # responses fully no-store, and never grants caching nothing had granted.
	700	+ if (function_exists('metasync_otto_limit_response_cache')) {
	701	+ metasync_otto_limit_response_cache('HTTP_FETCH_FAILED');
	702	+ }
549	703	return false;
550	704	}
551	705
552	706	$route_html_string = is_string($route_html) ? $route_html : $route_html->__toString();
553	707
554		- # WP-315: Detect incomplete Divi rendering in OTTO's HTTP render output.
	708	+ # Detect incomplete Divi rendering in OTTO's HTTP render output.
555	709	# OTTO's internal wp_remote_get runs in a different server context than the
556	710	# normal page load. This can cause Divi to produce incomplete output:
557	711	#
558	712	# 1. Cold CSS cache: Divi outputs inline <style> blocks instead of external
		@@ -564,11 +718,25 @@
564	718	# breaking CSS for all visitors until manual cache purge.
565	719	#
566	720	# Fix: skip OTTO for this request (return false), letting WordPress render
567	721	# normally. This builds Divi's caches so the next OTTO request works correctly.
	722	+ #
	723	+ # Both checks below are self-resolving — the next render finds warm caches —
	724	+ # so the un-optimized copy served now gets a capped cache lifetime rather
	725	+ # than being pinned for a caching layer's full TTL.
	726	+ #
	727	+ # The remaining fail-open exits on this path are deliberately NOT capped.
	728	+ # They mean the site could not fetch its own page (blocked loopback request,
	729	+ # HTTP Basic Auth, a firewall rejecting the internal user-agent) or that the
	730	+ # document cannot be processed at all. Those are whole-site, permanent
	731	+ # conditions: OTTO cannot work on any page, so capping cache lifetime would
	732	+ # rescue nothing while moving the entire site's traffic to the origin.
568	733	if (defined('ET_CORE_VERSION')) {
569	734	# Check 1: Cold TB CSS cache (inline styles instead of external link)
570	735	if (preg_match('/<style\s[^>]*id=["\']et-core-unified-tb-[^"\']*-cached-inline-styles["\']/', $route_html_string)) {
	736	+ if (function_exists('metasync_otto_limit_response_cache')) {
	737	+ metasync_otto_limit_response_cache('DIVI_COLD_CSS_CACHE');
	738	+ }
571	739	return false;
572	740	}
573	741	# Check 2: Missing Google Fonts CSS (Divi enqueues this on every page)
574	742	# Normal render has: <link ... id='et-builder-googlefonts-cached-css' ...>
		@@ -576,8 +744,11 @@
576	744	# If neither is present, the internal fetch didn't load fonts properly.
577	745	if (strpos($route_html_string, 'et-builder-googlefonts') === false
578	746	&& strpos($route_html_string, 'fonts.googleapis.com') === false
579	747	) {
	748	+ if (function_exists('metasync_otto_limit_response_cache')) {
	749	+ metasync_otto_limit_response_cache('DIVI_MISSING_FONTS');
	750	+ }
580	751	return false;
581	752	}
582	753	}
583	754
		@@ -621,9 +792,9 @@
621	792	$discarded_output = ob_get_clean();
622	793
623	794	}
624	795
625		- # WP-315: If Divi's module-design CSS is missing from OTTO output,
	796	+ # If Divi's module-design CSS is missing from OTTO output,
626	797	# fetch it directly and inject it. This handles the case where the
627	798	# internal wp_remote_get response was truncated by SG Optimizer's parser.
628	799	if (strpos($route_html_string, 'et-builder-module-design') === false
629	800	&& function_exists('et_theme_builder_decorate_page_resource_slug')
		@@ -644,11 +815,32 @@
644	815	}
645	816	}
646	817	}
647	818
	819	+ # Decide cacheability from the internal fetch + the final output, then serve.
	820	+ # 1) Hand the visitor the session their page was built around (fixes forms that
	821	+ # were silently failing on the HTTP path because the fetch cookie was dropped).
	822	+ # 2) Block shared caching when the fetched page set a cookie, when its own render
	823	+ # declared itself uncacheable (PHP's session cache-limiter — true for resumed
	824	+ # sessions too), when the visitor carries cart/auth cookies that change the
	825	+ # rendered content, or when the render came back incomplete.
	826	+ # 3) A plain, complete page gets no cache header at all → the host finally caches
	827	+ # it (the SiteGround/Oxygen relief this ticket is about).
	828	+ Metasync_Otto_Render_Strategy::passthrough_http_fetch_cookies();
	829	+
	830	+ $must_not_cache =
	831	+ Metasync_Otto_Render_Strategy::http_fetch_had_cookie()
	832	+ || Metasync_Otto_Render_Strategy::http_fetch_no_cache()
	833	+ || Metasync_Otto_Render_Strategy::request_has_visitor_specific_cookie()
	834	+ || !Metasync_Otto_Render_Strategy::http_output_is_complete($route_html_string);
	835	+
648	836	# Send response headers
649	837	Metasync_Otto_Render_Strategy::send_headers($cache_status);
650	838
	839	+ if ($must_not_cache) {
	840	+ Metasync_Otto_Render_Strategy::block_http_cache();
	841	+ }
	842	+
651	843	# continue to render the html
652	844	echo $route_html_string;
653	845
654	846	# prevent further wp execution
		@@ -654,5 +846,5 @@
654	846	# prevent further wp execution
655	847	exit();
656	848	}
657	849
658		-}
	850	+}