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Hi all, I have a page on my mobilo toys website

This page passes the test for gzip encode with webpagetest but fails with yslow and chrome tools

What am I missing here

Cheers

Stuff's coming through gzipped for me (and YSlow/Page Speed report it that way too).

Thanks for the reply these are the results from YSlow and Chrome.
The stylesheets are at gogrid, I've also selected to compression enabled on the gogrid servers.

The result I get from YSlow

Grade F on Compress components with gzip

There are 7 plain text components that should be sent compressed

http://www.jadremtoys.com.au/mobilo/
http://gogrid.polimex-sino.com/jadremtoy...mpress.css
http://gogrid.polimex-sino.com/jadremtoy...nizr-1.css

Results from chrome

Compressing the following resources with gzip could reduce their transfer size by 140.1KiB (68% reduction).
Compressing http://ajax.googleapis.com/.../jquery.min.js could save 58.0KiB (64% reduction).
Compressing http://www.jadremtoys.com.au/mobilo/ could save 25.9KiB (73% reduction).
Compressing http://www.google-analytics.com/ga.js could save 21.4KiB (59% reduction).
Compressing http://gogrid.polimex-sino.com/.../jadre...nizr-1.css could save 15.7KiB (79% reduction).
Compressing http://gogrid.polimex-sino.com/.../jadre...mpress.css could save 7.4KiB (79% reduction).
Compressing http://gogrid.polimex-sino.com/.../SpryAccordion.js could save 7.1KiB (75% reduction).
Compressing http://gogrid.polimex-sino.com/.../SpryTabbedPanels.js could save 4.7KiB (73% reduction).

Thanks for reading

cheers

Any chance you have a proxy or antivirus somewhere on your local network that would be disabling the accept-encoding header? Antivirus in particular is known to do that.

Doh! Well there you have it wasting time for a problem that didn't exist - yep the firewall.

Thanks again for your help Pat

Cheers
Norman