[Plugin: Top 10] (Idea) Speed up top 10 ajax request

Am not sure if the code got properly displayed.

The change I see is define('SHORTINIT', 'faster');

Am not sure how this helps?

I believe define('SHORTINIT', true); loads a lighter environment, but I can run some tests to see if it helps speed up the page.

sorry, yes

define( 'SHORTINIT', TRUE );

minimun load environment. Not load /wp-includes, /wp-content
only $wpdb
Low memory usage(not load full wordpress environment), speed up ajax request

I just tried it in my test blog and its given a decent performance improvement. I’ll implement this in the next version.

great thanks!!!!!

WARNING: [pool www] child 96782, script ‘/data/site/wp-content/plugins/top-10/top-10-counter.js.php’ (request: “GET /wp-content/plugins/top-10/top-10-counter.js.php”) executing too slow (1.785353 sec), logging

4k users
30k pageviews/day

Is this the default option?

Did the code above work for you if you edit top-10-counter.js.php ?
It gives a 500 error in my testing.

It did work on the top-10-addcount.js.php

yes is defaul plugin options

most likely because there is a code which is present in the part which we disable

I thought as much. Let me see what I can do. But, just disabling the addcount which is the main one, saves a good amount of time.

speedup 500%
I think to create a separate function for each counter as this increases the performance counter display

<?php
//"top-10-counter.js.php" Display number of page views
Header("content-type: application/x-javascript");
define( 'SHORTINIT', TRUE );
if (!function_exists('add_action')) {
	$wp_root = '../../..';
	if (file_exists($wp_root.'/wp-load.php')) {
		require_once($wp_root.'/wp-load.php');
	} else {
		require_once($wp_root.'/wp-config.php');
	}
}
// Display counter using Ajax
function tptn_disp_count_total() {
	global $wpdb;

	$table_name = $wpdb->prefix . "top_ten";
	$count_disp_form = "Views %totalcount%";

	$id = intval($_GET['top_ten_id']);
	if($id > 0) {

		// Total count per post
		if (strpos($count_disp_form, "%totalcount%") !== false) {
			$resultscount = $wpdb->get_row("SELECT postnumber, cntaccess FROM ".$table_name." WHERE postnumber = ".$id);
			$cntaccess = number_format((($resultscount) ? $resultscount->cntaccess : 1));
			$count_disp_form = str_replace("%totalcount%", $cntaccess, $count_disp_form);
		}
echo 'document.write("'.$count_disp_form.'")';

uradvd, I think this is because the above function isn’t fetching the tptn_settings

$tptn_settings = tptn_read_options();

I think this read function makes all the difference, and not because of the %totalcount% option only.

If you refer to the settings plug if we lose in performance, I think it is better to select the individual components and winning performance

I agree. I think I should be able to modify the code to gain performance.