Tips what to do with result

  • Resolved mstudioIL

    (@mstudioil)


    7 years, 5 months ago

    One of my pages show 86 Q and 37.78MB, it has small image carousel that move automatically (I using Avada if it relevant), I also using W3 total cache, there something I can do to reduce these numbers?
    Also some of my pages are very high on usage but if I visiting them again the numbers are drop, so I need to fix any one of the pages? will this also work for users enter the first time to the page?

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  • Plugin Author Dion

    (@diondesigns)

    Sorry for not seeing this sooner…but as mentioned in the sticky post, support is handled elsewhere.

    85 queries on a page is fairly high. You can reduce that number in several ways, but the best way is removing plugins and theme options you don’t need. Another way is to use an object cache, but most are dangerous because they don’t correctly handle dynamic content, such as comment pages, commerce order pages, ot anything in the admin dashboard.

    You can reduce memory usage by installing Zend OPcache in PHP. Please ask your hosting provider if it is installed, and if it is, ask how you can enable it.

    Usage numbers tend to drop when re-visiting a page. This is usually due to WordPress setting “transient” values when a page hasn’t been visited in a while; subsequent visits don’t need to set the “transients”.

    I hope this is of some help!

    Thread Starter mstudioIL

    (@mstudioil)

    Thanks for the answer, I can ask on forum for help?
    I using cpanel, can I find ‘Zend OPcache’ there?

    Plugin Author Dion

    (@diondesigns)

    I would prefer that you ask questions on my support forum.

    If you have a VPS or dedicated server, you can enable Zend OPcache using EasyApache in the WHM application of cPanel. If your VPS or dedicated hosting is managed, I’m sure your hosting provider will install and configure Zend OPcache for you.

    If you have shared hosting, you should ask your hosting provider whether Zend OPcache is available. If it is available, ask your hosting provider to enable it on your account.

    Thread Starter mstudioIL

    (@mstudioil)

    Great, thanks I will ask on the support forum.

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