cjurczak

My shared host keeps kicking my site offline for exceeding my allocated CPU/RAM/Virtual Ram limits. My admin-ajax.php load times are still higher than expected, but is there a way to find out what is using all my resources, and causing me to get kicked offline. My site is only getting 50-100 visits per day, most of time resource usage is high when I’m making changes via the admin panel.

Does anyone know why disabling the new order email notification would improve load time? It seems like and odd thing to help. My host is wanting me to wipe WP, and start from a new install, which I am NOT wanting to do.

Something else to try is log out of the admin console, and try your site. My site seems to crawl worse when I’m logged in. Not that this is “right” but might help in troubleshooting for those who know more about WordPress than we do…

Disabling the heartbeat did help some, but admin-ajax.php is still a big part of my loading time. Worth doing though…It took my site from being unuseable to atleast useable.

I have inserted some code into my functions.php in my theme directory that supposedly disabled the wordpress heartbeat, and disabled plugins one at a time and pingdom returned similiar wait times for admin-ajax.php each time…

Pingdom is returning in the 960-980ms range for me

I too am having trouble with the wp-admin/admin-ajax.php file causing lots of CPU/Memory usage. This is causing my host to trip my site offline for several minutes at a time. I am also running 3.8.1 and 2.1 like the op. My host reccomends I deactivate whatever is using this file, but Woocommerce is kind of essential to my website.

My “Shop” page and “Products” both go full width of my browser window. I was thinking about going Pro since discover was doing really good for me, I guess we’ll see how the support is before I invest anymore money…

I agreen using stripe cdn is optimal, maybe attempt that connection, if it fails revert to local js. I’m not sure why, but apparently Cisco ScanSafe corporate proxy blocks connections to js.stripe.com. Unfortunate that such a mainstream corporate filtering solution blacklisted this service essentially.

I just tried again and received the same error, so I tried from my phone which worked. My desktop computer is going through a corporate proxy, could this be giving me a problem?

I think js.stripe.com is being blocked for some reason being the root of my problem. Not sure why the proxy would be blocking that URL though.

Sean any updates?

Test mode on.

I am having them same problem. Late last week everything was working, but now I keep getting:

Payment error:You must supply either a card or a customer id

I tried enabling interval to fix the javascript. I am unsure when the problem popped up, it’s possible 0.26 correlates to my issue.

My cart is at defendillinois.com if you have a minute to take a look.

Thanks I misunderstood the setting. Maybe a drop down box, Capture Immediately / Capture when Complete.

Thanks for the fast response.

It seems to be any discounted % over 60.004% with a quantity of 1000 that gives me the trouble.

And 60.02 with a quantity of 100, gives me the same problem.

I am getting an error from Paypal:
10413: The totals of the cart item amounts do not match order amounts.

I suspect a rounding problem as well. It only happens on certain % discounts.

I was going to take a site live this week, but cannot without this functionality working.