optimize plugin in admin area

  • Hi guys,
    Im using some plugins : wpml, yoast seo, acf, itheme, beaverbuilder, w3tc, contact form 7,….
    And Im facing that they call too many requests (234 requests), it takes 9s to display dashboard and 13s in post editor.
    Do you have any idea that can improve performance in admin area without deactivating those plugins.
    I tried to use increase memory_max_limit to 1024M , but it seems not enough

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  • Hello. Can you explain your problem better? Do these plugins slow down the admin area? Have you tried to deactivate them all and reactivate them one by one to see if in particular it is a plugin that gives problems? Did you also check for viruses?

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by manufav15.
    Thread Starter tomcatwpdev

    (@tomcatwpdev)

    hi @manufav15 , sorry for my bad english
    1. I have searched some posts about these plugins on google, and of course,they said these plugins can make admin area slow (ex: if use only wpml, it doesnt master, but when you use string translation and translation management (extension plugins of wpml), admin area will be slow )
    2. I dont need to active plugins one by one because I can open devtool to check which request takes too much time. (ex: ultimate member, itheme request)
    3. I dont think viruses is problem (I checked it), the problem is when you log in to admin area, website will make a lot of plugin requests (no lazy load or remove unused scripts/css
    I want to know how to optimize these plugin (change setting, remove some unused functions,…)
    this pictrue may explains

    I see. You can try to switch to a newer php version, if you haven’t already done so, for example the version php 7.3 or 7.4. You will not completely solve the problem, but surely the administration part will be more responsive. Let me know if you can solve this problem permanently. For example, it happened to me once: it was the theme that gave problems.

    Thread Starter tomcatwpdev

    (@tomcatwpdev)

    thank you @manufav15 , I’ve already used php 7.3 (Im not sure that 7.4 will solve this problem). I know it hard to remove plugin’s scripts/css in admin area, we have to decide that install those plugins or not. In my case, maybe Ultimate Member(role management plugin), TinyMCE (more options for editor like WordPress classic editor) are not good choices. I wonder that CDN can solve this problem?

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