Speed

  • Hello,
    I’m making a hotel website with WordPress and I have a pluguin for administrative can handle the booking engine there. The problem is that a query php I have done to update prices and availability, charging takes me 55 seconds. I have done the same query out of WordPress doing a test and takes only 2 seconds.
    I have already cache, optimized images, database and all that is necessary but with WordPress still pull and is maddening and my boss does not want that takes 55 seconds each time you want to update a price.
    Is there an option to resolve this or I have to leave wordpress and use a framework?
    Thank you,

    Gemma

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  • Moderator James Huff

    (@macmanx)

    What is the name of the plugin you’re using for the booking engine?

    Thread Starter gpinyol10

    (@gpinyol10)

    It is a plugin that I did by myself, so I created that.

    Could you share the problematic php?

    Thread Starter gpinyol10

    (@gpinyol10)

    It is so large. Do you want to me to copy all of the php file?

    If it’s very large, then it might be a bit much to diagnose here. You might have more luck on a more general programming board like stackoverflow.com

    The difference between the speeds could be down to all sorts of things. Did the WordPress vs non-WordPress tests take place on the same set of data in the same hosting environment?

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