Jan Dembowski
this plugin not updated in 5 years, support requests show it broken and not compatible
it is therefore perfectly acceptable to ask if there are alternatives
anybody have suggestions, besides using G.O.O.G.L.E.?
]]>Any alternative to this plugin ? Thank you.
]]>This plugin has not been updated in over 2 years, and has a myriad of compatability issues, rendering this plugin, for all intents and purposes, broken.
]]>Hi,
the function timer_stop on line 372 calls function number_format_i18n which returns formatted time – in my case with comma as decimal separator. This results to implicit cast to 0 and division by zero errors on lines 386, 391 and 396. Below is my patch for this issue:
Index: memory_viewer_imh.php
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--- memory_viewer_imh.php (Revision 807307)
+++ memory_viewer_imh.php (Arbeitskopie)
@@ -369,7 +369,9 @@
// Now we want to print Summary Data, such as total php time / mysql time
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
- $total_script_time = timer_stop( false, 22 );
+ global $timestart, $timeend;
+ $timeend = microtime(true);
+ $total_script_time = $timeend - $timestart;
$time_used_by_php = $total_script_time - $mysql_time_this_point - $GLOBALS['mvimh_time_used_by_this_plugin'];Not sure if this is a bug but the memory viewer is displayed in a few unwanted places such as in Text Widget meta boxes, and also some dashboard widgets… is there a way to fix the code to disable display in widgets and metaboxes?
]]>Brad:
I installed your plugin and activated then I could reach the home page. Deactivation cleared the problem.
WP 3.5
Tim
]]>Thanks for the helpful plugin, Brad.
I have a couple of suggestions, though. When I have the WP_DEBUG constant set to true, this plugin outputs quite a few notices, mostly for undefined indexes and variables, which makes it hard to develop other plugins with Memory Viewer enabled.
And, I think the query results would be more useful if they were automatically ordered by speed (slowest to fastest) so it’d be easier to identify queries that might need to be optimized.
– Brady
]]>Hi, I haven’t upgraded yet to 3.2.1 or 3.3 but I want to check my memory usage. Will this plugin work with 3.1?
Thanks
]]>When this plugin is active, my feed shows a warning and my feedburner feed returns an error. The feed wasn’t visible in Yahoo or in Feedburner as a result. So I’ve disabled it unless I’m testing and the feed returned to normal. Mike…
]]>Great idea, but can anyone provide an explanation of the results?
Not sure how this will help us to identify root cause of what may be using up most memory.
Here is the output from one of my WP sites.
ACTION HOOK: plugins_loaded – 16.31 MBs
ACTION HOOK: setup_theme – 16.32 MBs
ACTION HOOK: init – 18.02 MBs
ACTION HOOK: wp_head – 18.35 MBs
ACTION HOOK: loop_start – 18.79 MBs
ACTION HOOK: loop_end – 18.79 MBs
ACTION HOOK: wp_footer – 18.82 MBs
ACTION HOOK: plugins_loaded – 18.76 MBs
MAX MEMORY USED: 19.17 MBs