It is becoming incredibly frustrating, and this has severely impacted my workflow. I would appreciate any assistance or fix for this issue as it’s currently impractical to work under these conditions.
Server Environment:
- Operating System: Linux
- Software: Apache
- MySQL Version: Source distribution v8.0.36-28
- PHP Version: 8.2.24
- PHP Memory Limit: 768M
- PHP Max Input Vars: 3000
- PHP Max Post Size: 256M
- GD Installed: Yes
- ZIP Installed: Yes
- Write Permissions: All right
- Elementor Library: Connected
WordPress Environment:
- WordPress Version: 6.6.2
- WP Multisite: No
- Max Upload Size: 256MB
- Memory Limit: 256M
- Max Memory Limit: 768M
Elementor Experiments:
- Improved CSS Loading: Inactive (default)
- Inline Font Icons: Active
- Additional Custom Breakpoints: Active
- Flexbox Containers: Active
- Grid Containers: Active
- Upgrade Swiper Library: Active
- Nested Elements Performance: Active
- Optimized Control Loading: Active
- Optimized Markup: Inactive (default)
- Conditionally Load Swiper CSS Files: Inactive (default)
- Plugin Onboarding: Active
- Default to New Theme Builder: Active
- Elementor Home Screen: Active
- Build with AI: Inactive
- Landing Pages: Active
- Launchpad Checklist: Inactive (default)
- Nested Elements: Active
- Top Editor Bar: Inactive (default)
- Element Caching: Active
- Link In Bio: Active
- Floating Buttons: Active
- Elementor Editor Events: Inactive (default)
- Atomic Widgets: Inactive (default)
- Display Conditions: Active
- Form Submissions: Active
- Menu: Inactive (default)
Please advise on how to resolve this issue, as it is severely affecting productivity. Thank you in advance for your support.
]]>I have tried to follow majority of the articles available for W3TC Settings configurations but looks it has adversely impacted the cache performance. The Site has drastically degraded in performance and load times.
We have varnish, memcache, cloudflare, enabled and configured. Tried to go through advanced settings and still major issue. We had to also disable Wordfence 2FA authentication as if does not work with W3TC current configurations.
Can someone please assist me and review the current configuration settings and suggest what could be probable cause of the degraded Slow performance load times. Site takes forever now. Thanks.
I can provide the necessary access.
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As a result, the indicator icon is not replaced by the “thank you” message…
It is everything OK when I disable flamingo.
]]>– There are about 900 terms in a heirarchy
– There are thousands of products
– Each term is associated with between 100 and 300 products.
When I delete a term, it takes a good 5-10 minutes. This is on a dedicated VPS with SSD IO and MariaDB 10, running PHP 7.1. Nothing about the site runs slowly except for this function. If I delete it singularly (via the built in ajax method) and refresh the page repeatedly I can see the process steadily removing the associated products from the term before it *finally* deletes it.
During the course of this there is a PHP process at 100% CPU most of the time, but MariaDB is humming along quietly, barely interrupted. mysqladmin processlist tells me the queries are mostly sleeping / waiting for processing to occur elsewhere — the bottleneck does not appear to be SQL.
Clearly based on what I’m seeing, the performance issues are in removing the products from the term using wp_set_object_terms( $object_id, $terms, $taxonomy ); found here.
This very old trac thread indicates that this is a known issue and was closed because the devs considered it ‘fixed well enough’, but I think in the days of WooCommerce and regularly having thousands of products and large datasets relying on this code, I don’t think that’s sufficient. There are suggestions in that trac thread about improving this using SQL rather than PHP and they say they’re waiting on the lack of MySQL4 — I’d say we’ve come far enough to implement some of those suggested changes.
Hoping others might have some thoughts on this.
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Is this a known issue and is there some information I could provide that might help in finding out what is the cause?
]]>Page Speed Insights from Google indicates 24, so it’s very low. If i remove the Amazon Link Builder Products, the page increase its value of speed to 92, so evidently, the Amazon Products are making the web slower.
How i can solve it?
– Showing less number of products and show pages of products maybe? How to doing it?
– Optimizing the product links with other method?
All of the pages of my Web with Amazon products are wotking very Slow, so it’s harming my work in SEO.
Thank you very much in advance
]]>my LMS system takes only 1/8 when it has 30 hours of learning and 115 students!!!!!
why the hell membership 2 is taking 50%? when I use it only to record the payments to paypal with 62 active subscriptions?????
total plugins 43 total plugins load time: 4.454 sec per visit.
total plugin impact 84.6% of page load time meaning membership2 take 42.3% of the load.
I like your plugin but I am wondering what make it SOO heavy?
can U help?
PS need 2 membership programs since I am running 2 different payment account. the other one (paid Membership Pro) is not even mentioned here!!!!and it had 119 active payments on it. why so much difference? ]]>
2. Source of the admin ajax calls: fbc_ping with 22 hits per 30 seconds and growing.
3. finding the source of fbc_ping call is the following information…
wp-content/plugins/fatpanda-facebook-comments/comments.php
18: action: 'fbc_ping',wp-content/plugins/fatpanda-facebook-comments/plugin.php
16: const META_PING = '_fbc_pinged';
48: add_action('wp_ajax_fbc_ping', array($this, 'ping'));
49: add_action('wp_ajax_nopriv_fbc_ping', array($this, 'ping'));Can you tell me if I can just disable the ajax calls from the plugin? If yes, what do these ajax calls actually do?
Thanks,
Marton