• Resolved nineplanetsllc

    (@nineplanetsllc)


    We’ve been trying to track down things slowing down a site, and after looking through logs, discovered some slower queries from Pods, but the thing is, it was on a page that shouldn’t even have anything using pods. There were a few calls on the page in question listing PodsMeta→get_post_meta running slow. Any idea what might be up there? Is there any way to ensure the plugin is not doing anything unnecessary on pages it’s not even being used on?

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  • Plugin Contributor Scott Kingsley Clark

    (@sc0ttkclark)

    Apologies for the big delay in responding on this. I got assigned this ticket by my team and had a hefty workload the past month working on features for Pods 3.0 and the maintenance release for Pods 2.9.4 which itself is due out this week.

    If you go to Pods Admin > Settings, you can disable the Meta Override functionality. This disables hooking into get_post_meta() and others to determine whether Pods needs to do anything.

    This will change to defaulting as off in Pods 3.0 but for now you can disable that.

    Also, are you using object cache or anything like that? Pods utilizes that to help prevent additional queries when possible as well.

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