Joseph

Yes they are children of an url, so i’ve media page and media/social-video/ for example

i’ve also enabled fuzzy URL

Hello Jeff

Unfortunately a filter in this case is not so much helpful since you need to disable certain plugin on certain request, so something like:

https://azerothshard.org/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=myaction*

a wildcard should be used since an ajax call often have a dynamic value

but Plugin Organizer doesn’t support wildcard on query string.

Would be possible to implement it? or is there a workaround?

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• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by Joseph.

i’ve noticed that even other custom post types are not handled by this plugin.

So i would ask: is it a bug or is it normal that we can only activate it for Posts?

@jesse thanks for your help

however i’ve enabled the op-cache and it’s much more faster now.

However not enough. I’m trying cloudflare and apache optimization right now

Sorry for log delay @jeff, i’ve not received the notify via email

However thanks for reply!

I would know if would be possible to implement another feature as soon as possible

The feature is simple:

a “third” button state: inherit

currently if i would disable a specific addon on a single page , but keeping the settings of global configuration for the rest..i’ve to clone manually all settings from the global and apply for every single page where i would differentiate this. It’s hard to maintain with multiple configurations for multiple pages.

(i’m vastly using this plugin since my site hosts an huge community and has many plugins installed that should work only on specific page but obliouvsly they are bad programmed staying “enabled” in all pages slowing down my whole site). Using your plugin i’ve gained an huge performance improvement! i’ve to thank you )

P.S. Do you accept donations?

Hi guys

sorry for the late reply.

In this topic i’m not talking about the problem of “retrieving resources” from the server, i mean, not about js, css, pictures etc that can be slow down the “connection/bandwidth”. It’s an issue that i can ( and have to ) solve later of course.

I’m talking about the process of server “response time”. The php execution time in few words.

However i’ve done multiple personal experiments regarding this kind of performance. Comparing my new wordpress + simple:press community , with my old joomla + simple-machine forum community

With a clean wordpress install , the response time is as fast as joomla more or less ( 200 ms on average ). However not comparable to smf that is extremely fast ( 50ms on average ).

As soon as i enable the template, buddypress and some other “suggested” plugins, everything become really slow without cache ofc.
Huge CPU and RAM usage. Using all needed plugins it reach the 3s of only php response time for each user! )

So i’ve installed “plugin organizer” and i’ve selectively disabled a lot of plugins on pages that doesn’t require them and now the site seems faster than before ( about 1.2s … However still slow and not comparable to joomla and smf ). However i still have cpu that reach very often 100% on quad core 3.2ghz xeon, and ram that reach 6GB with just apache processes and about 20 online users ( terrible… )

I’ve tried to disable plugins and theme one by one and i’ve noticed that buddypress, simple:press , woocommerce are really heavy …
Most of php work seems to be done by shortcode parsing and , of course, by a lot of code loaded also when it’s not needed ( maybe there’s also some problems with heavy db queries ).

Maybe wordpress need to integrate the “plugin organizer” settings by default? ( this is a not perfect plugin but the idea is very nice and can be improved in wp )

About shortcode, maybe would be nice to allow disabling parsing in wp settings…or just limit the parsing to specific site parts? ( I’m not very pratical in this field )

thank you all

As i said in post, it’s a problem that regards logged in users.

However you can check it on a page like forum that is not cached by w3tc: https://azerothshard.ga/forums

I’m NOT mainly warried about the time that client took to load js widgets etc.

Instead i’m warried about the time the server thakes to process the php and sending the response. It’s extremely slow for its specs.

UPDATE:
i’ve done gtmetrix for my sites:
https://gtmetrix.com/reports/azerothshard.ga/Z82ICO9E -> wordpress on dedicated server

https://gtmetrix.com/reports/azerothshard.altervista.org/3aV6P0jD -> simple forum machine on shared free vps

wordpress is 6 time slower to “response”: 2.81s vs 500ms with single user connected.

Sorry, it was a problem with .htaccess, i’ve solved

I’ve noticed that in my db, after network installation, hasn’t been installed sub-site tables ( wp_1_options , wp_1_posts etc ) …