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Thanks! I install many times on GoDaddy and it gets that default value. Installing on localhost does not generate that issue.

I found it.

Default value of “Default Customer Address” is set to “Geolocate”. It causes the site connects to a geo-service, as the result, slow down the site!

Set it to “No address” works!

@mike Jolley: could you check if it is by default WooCommerce’s setting?

It’s not related to caching or CDN as I tried to install on fresh server with only WooCommerce activated (no data imported).

Tried to call GoDaddy support in my country but the phone is not accessible and the chat is always offline ??

I tried to debug on my own. It turns out if I comment this piece

// Classes/actions loaded for the frontend and for ajax requests.
		if ( $this->is_request( 'frontend' ) ) {
			$this->cart     = new WC_Cart();                                    // Cart class, stores the cart contents
			$this->customer = new WC_Customer();                                // Customer class, handles data such as customer location
		}

then it works normally. Something’s wrong with the Ajax Cart feature. Will debug more…

DB is a fresh one. I install from the start with only WooCommerce activated. It’s still the same.

I guess there must be something with GoDaddy server, but in this case it’s really hard to ask support. They will blame the plugin (woocommerce) I guess.

Hmm, maybe it’s not related (the cause of problem maybe not the same). I will post other threads.

However, I just want to add more information so you can follow if you want.

“Before you do that, check your Godady config” –> I use GoDaddy Managed WordPress Hosting for other sites and they work normally (using WooCommerce). Just few days ago this issue happens without changing any configuration. Strangely, other sites still work well. Only this site has this issue.

“Even some of your images are loading slow (1-2 secs) and woocommerce wouldn’t cause that.” –> if I disable WooCommerce, it works normally. That what i’m trying to say ??

In my case, it’s not related to other plugins. I try to install WooCommerce on a fresh hosting (Managed WordPress Godaddy). Only TwentyFifteen and WooCommerce are activated. Please check https://businesshub.cactusthemes.com/ and it’s still super slow.

Shop page: https://businesshub.cactusthemes.com/shop/ (all pages are slow, not only shop page)

Strangely, if I login, everything is normal.

in fact, I tried to switch to TwentyFifteen, while keeping all plugins and data, it is still slow if WooCommerce is activated!

same here. Theme Business Hub from ThemeForest

https://themeforest.net/item/business-hub-responsive-wordpress-theme-for-online-business/14739401

If I activate WooCommerce, it slows down the site significantly. And it only happens with guest users. If I login, it’s quite normal.

Maybe because of server? I have a test site, install the same plugins and theme and the speed is normal.

Thanks @esmi,
Useful resources. I’ve walked through it. They help to clean the hacked installation but it doesn’t help to find out the security hole on my site.

I’m still worry they’ll come back ??

@wpyogi: unfortunately, I run on a dedicated server. I had to install the server (LAMP) by myself. So of course, the hosting provider says that it’s a wordpress problem.

@esmi: Yes, I have reviewed that topic before and followed most of the suggestions (before and after the hack).

My site was also infected by wp-count and wp-apps.php files. So it’s been a year since this topic is raised but no solution? Is this really a wordpress’s vulnerability issue or a server configuration problem?

I did a google search and also checked my site. I found these files are infected:
– themes/[mytheme]/footer.php (…eval($_POST[‘wp-load’])..)
– wp-apps.php and wp-count.php are added in root folder
– /wp-includes/js/js/*.php are added
– /wp-includes/wp-var.php is added
– index.php files
– wp-register.php; xmlrpc.php; wp-comments-post.php; wp-links-opml.php files are infected

So find out infected files are easy, I can remove the injected code or re-install a fresh copy. but HOW they are infected? How can it changes the file content and adds new files??? Please, WordPress developers & masters?

(my site is on Centos 5 server, Apache 2.2 and PHP 5.4)