[bigredseo]

I'm guessing that since the JS isn't getting accepted by the expires types, that's where the issue sits.

Try adding this to the bottom:

<filesmatch "\.(js)$"="">
    ExpiresDefault A43200
</filesmatch>

43200 is 12 hours... (seconds x minutes x hours) 60*60*12=43200 seconds

So instead of a ExpiresByType, we're using an "FilesMatch". See if that helps resolve the issue.

The other idea would be to log into your control panel with your CDN and see if they have a section to allow you to add files or directories to a Custom File List. Possibly you can set from in there and it would set the headers on their end.

I've also seen the ExpiresByType set to the following:

ExpiresByType text/javascript A43200

So rather than being an "application/x-javascript" the type is "text/javascript". See if that makes a difference. I know it used to work the other way when I wrote the article, but maybe things have changed in newer browser versions.