Q:

Fooman Speedster, CSS minifying correctly however JS returns a 403?

I installed Fooman Speedster today (I've used it before without problems) and set it up as per the guidelines. I didn't experience any of the common issues however when loading the page I noticed all the JS was unavailable. I viewed the source to see a correctly generated minified link for the JS files, however on clicking it and attempting to view the result I get a 403.
As regards the CSS, this minifies and displays perfectly, and doesn't return a 403 when trying to view. I've been through the troubleshooting, checked permissions and there are no obvious faults, I just find it odd why the CSS works and the JS doesn't? Self tests passed without a problem and all relevant .htaccess files are in place.
Any suggestions?

A:

Fooman is correct, what I did in the end was to break apart the generated URL and re-paste each .js file in 1 by 1 to re-form the URL. This allowed me to find the .js file that causes the problem which is a file called stickyfloat.js. The website I tried this on uses a dodgy theme and this stickyfloat.js is utilised somewhere within the site, however I tested the theory by removing this file inclusion via layout XML and re-minified and it worked correctly.
Thanks Fooman for the clarification. Although we haven't managed to locate an actual problem with stickyfloat.js, as it's not minified already and doesn't turn up anything major in jslint, I can confirm the problem isn't with Fooman's extension.

