Large Site Losing Admin Functionality

  • I have a site with about 6000 pages (no posts). Somewhere between 4000-5000 pages is where my admin breaks, in the respect that when I view all pages I can not use quick edit or screen options. When I am editing an existing page the Page Attributes area always appears with a message:

    “Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /home/name/public_html/wp-includes/post.php on line xxxx”

    This creates a problem when I want to re-assign pages to different parents as both methods are not working. Also, I also can not edit my urls.

    I had my host temporarily increase the timeout to something ridiculously long – I cant remember exactly what message I received but it didn’t help.

    I also tried deactivating all of my plugins but the results were the same.

    I edited my php-config file to disallow post revisions, changed autosave to 160 seconds and disable javascript concatenation.

    I have searched and found a few people with similar problems with no clear sense of resolution.

    I am actually not very technical and I am surprised I was able to make the changes that I have made. Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions or does WP become less stable after a certain number of pages are published?

    Thank you in advance.

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  • 6000 pages? Wow! That’s a fair amount! Can you provide the exact line number the error message reports?

    Thread Starter WPAndrew

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    Sure, it usually changes though. After going into edit mode on two particular pages they were at 3492 the first two page loads and then 3497 and the second two page load attempts. I am guessing that is where it “gives up” as I think the returned line numbers usually aren’t consistent over a larger pool of attempts.

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