alabasterized

Thanks for your help, Dominik.

I don’t know how and why this happened, but it seems like my problem disappeared. So it might be the conflict with some plugin, which got updated in the meantime. I have no better explanation.

Anyhow, apologies for obviously alarming redundantly.

I will keep an eye on this, and get back if such a problem occurs again.

I can also confirm this problem remained more or less the same. In the meantime, I moved to a better-performing server, but still, out of the typical two seconds page loading time, 0.5 seconds is associated with this plugin.

And it is a pity, this is generally a great plugin.

@kindnessville: Thanks, this works.

Anyhow, I hope to see the old layout reinstalled or replicated again by the plugin authors, and we will not need to fix it this way. Hope they will also avoid using red color for buttons, because the red color is appropriate only for warnings.

I also agree the previous height of the rows was better.

I tried updating to 5.1.1. but everything is still grey. Apart from some red buttons, warnings for unknown reasons.

So, I reverted back to 5.0.10.2, and everything again has sense, and my eyes are again thankful.

Yes, forcing / updating the user’s permissions this way worked.

Thanks!

Hello Mostafa, and thanks for your reply.

I am not sure if it stops the main thread.

https://files.pedjarogic.com/hosted/gtmetrix-slimstat.png

This was however the case with the cache plugin active, and timing might look different if it had to be generated in real time.

Anyhow, it would be best if the statistics do not put much load on the server anyhow.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by alabasterized.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by alabasterized.

@asgaros

Great news, indeed. Thanks.

It looks fine now. Thank you!

Thanks, this worked great!

Also, even though not that critical, you can consider two additional warnings by Google PageSpeed Insight.

Screenshot 2

I see that the latest plugin update was meant to improve these things and big thanks for that.

Also, I understood that it may take some time until the changes on your server’s side take the effect on all the websites using this service, but I still don’t see any change. This is today’s screenshot from the Google Page Speed test.

Screenshot.

I am using a decent hosting provider, WP caching plugin, and CDN, but I just can not solve this. And such a performance notably decreases the site ranking at Google.

Otherwise, this is a great plugin.

Thanks, @tnkaoua .

Now running 2.2.0, everything looks fine.

Thanks. But since now we can not update this plugin via the admin panel, for us who can not even remember when we manually updated some plugin, can you please provide some guidance on how we do this? I assume we have to overwrite the old files with new ones by FTP. And then…?

Thanks for getting back.

It is great if you could keep this plugin alive. In the meantime, how do we update to version 2.2.0 to ensure our sites are safe for now?

Thanks.

Thanks, it will be highly welcome because currently, according to Google PageSpeed Insight, Ecwid is a major contributor to slow loading time.

Waiting forward to it.