Reduce Page load

Hi @bennylumad

Is this happening for single meetings pages ? Where the url has zoom-meetings to it ?

For shortcodes, duration should show up. Is it scheduled meetings you are showing from shortcode or recurrings ?

Thanks

Hi Deepen,

We create zoome meetings via zoom dashboard directly, and we just embed the shortcodes from via live meetings from each user (pro account) that has created a meeting of to a single page. We call this ‘Current Live Meetings‘ Page and that is where all the shortcodes go, this is via live meetings and all of them are reccurring. There is a very noticeable increase on page load on all of the pages Frontend/backend as i’ve said above, it happens all over site.

I found a work around for this via only enabling the/your plugin unto a specific page since all of the shortcodes are just in one page. All the the other pages without the zoom shortcode is back to normal 2-3sec load speed, while the page that has the shortcode embeded is loading around 5-10sec more, since it’s only requesting api calls to that page only – we have mitigated that issue for now. If you can work this around on future updates of the plugin that would be great. Thank you and more success to you ??

@bennylumad
Hey, if you don’t mind – How did you limit the plugin to a single page / set of pages?
And do you delete expired meetings from that page manually? (to keep the display clean)
(I’m about to try the same thing… and have 10×10 recurring (weekly) meetings)

many thanks

@fdittmar

Hey, if you don’t mind – How did you limit the plugin to a single page / set of pages?
– Please refer to these steps – https://kinsta.com/blog/disable-wordpress-plugins-loading/

And do you delete expired meetings from that page manually? (to keep the display clean)
– yes, we update them accordingly.

Hi @bennylumad

If you are using shortcodes to display all meetings then yes it will take some site load speed for that specific page if you output many of them in the same page because currently shortcodes does not have caching meaning that i am fetching the data directly from API when showing them in frontend. So, that’s the reason.

Alternative would be: with some modifications and programming you can cache the data from template/shortcode/zoom-shortcode.php file by storing the $zoom_meetings global.

Using [zoom_list_meetings per_page=”5″ category=”test,test2,test3″] however would be faster but this requires you to create your meetings from wp-admin Zoom Meetings page.

Thanks

Hi deepen,

Yes i noticed that it takes a heavy toll when you put all the shortcodes in one place. But, since we are using live meeting shortcodes that’s an option of convenience on our side so we can update automatically the recurring time and descriptions on the live meetings without going to any of the individual pages.

Anyway, thank you very much for your reply and more success to your plugin. We really appreciate the help you put out in these times were everybody is staying home doing work.
Cheers!