• After activated your plugin I got 310 queries count while only 50 before using the plugin on my intensive images site.
    It seems like plugin counted every image as a database query.

    I use cloudflare for static content CDN, w3totalcache for caching, and above the fold for pagespeed.

    RWP plugin setting:
    retina yes
    picturefill no
    exclude png

    I also add attribute sizes filter based on 4 template page for displaying images size correctly.

    Images resize works fine as expected and supported retina display, but it totally slow down the site because of the heavy queries.

    Do you have solution for this problem?

    Thanks in advance!

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  • Plugin Author stefanledin

    (@stefanledin)

    Hi!
    That’s interesting, I’ve never looked into the plugins impact on db queries actually. Which plugin did you use to see the number of queries?
    I’ll definitely look into this. Thanks!

    Thread Starter pasaro333

    (@pasaro333)

    Hi!

    I use UsageDD plugin to count the queries. It is a lightweight and handy plugin.
    I do on/off your plugin in peak hours to avoid hitting my server resources limit.

    Please update if you find any solution on this.
    Thank you.

    Plugin Author stefanledin

    (@stefanledin)

    Okey, I’ll look into it and get back to you.
    Thanks for telling me about this!

    Plugin Author stefanledin

    (@stefanledin)

    Hi again pasaro!
    I’m afraid that I can’t find any real bottleneck in the code :/ I’ve set up a super basic test site that displays a single image. With RWP, 13 DB queries is made. Without RWP, 12 queries is being made.
    I’ve used the Query Monitor plugin which gives a lot more info about the queries.
    Can you please install it to and check if you can find exactly what makes your site slow?

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