W3TC compressed S2member files

I hired this guy to do optimization on my site and he installed W3TC on my live site. He shrunk and compressed all my files, including S2members. I had several plugins with conflict which I had to disable “JS” in the minify settings. That seemed to contain the problem. But S2member layouts (including dashboard and registration pages) are all messed up. Can I restore the CSS/PHP files? I have a beta site that has uncorrupted S2member files. Can I simply take those files and restore them on the live site? If so, which ones?

Because my site is moving extremely slow (on the member side, non-public), I did a test on Pingdom and it tells me that /wp-content/mu-plugins/s2-o.php is causing slow down issues. http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/#!/M4Nrb4Nkj/http://www.forexartofwar.com. Is this as a result of the compression? How can I speed it up? I’m losing a lot of traffic as a result to this.

Please help.

Hi Yanner.

The s2Member JS and CSS are dynamic and served via s2member-o.php. I mentioned in your other thread that the URL to that file is missing a few needed variables in your site, which is what seems to be causing the problem. Please try the tests I suggested there.

With the CSS you can make a copy of the output of that file to compress and use that, then disable the dynamic CSS. Pre Sale FAQs » How can I prevent s2Member® Pro from loading it’s default CSS?

I hope that helps. :)