johnnydanger27

@cometto

Many thanks to aljullu on this post: https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/issues/43743

The extra JS issue lies in a newly introduced Order Attribution feature that was turned on by default in the latest update. Dumb move by Woo, but turning it off is the solution.

Hope this solves your issue.

Many thanks to aljullu on this post: https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/issues/43743

The extra JS issue lies in a newly introduced Order Attribution feature that was turned on by default in the latest update. Dumb move by Woo, but turning it off is the solution.

By any chance are you using Query Monitor?

Awhile back I had an issue with WP All Import when trying to import customers. Turned out it was caused by something to do with Query Monitor, if I remember correctly.

Wasn’t any particular error with QM or All Import, just had a clash for a reason I no longer remember. Just a thought.

@flowsheff

Gutenberg-enabled should be a question on install. It’s awful.

In order to create a list of all of the new auto-generated bloat files I’d have to rollback Woocommerce and do a compare. It is site-wide. I’m quite particular about how many scripts/styles I enqueue… So much so, that I had already dequeued a ton of Woocommerce garbage before this update.

What was once a page calling 20-odd scripts, is now calling 60+

Every site running Woocommerce right now is going to be have PageSpeed scores bottom-out due to the sheer number of scripts & styles being called.

If you have a couple dev sites laying around, run one on Woocommerce > 8.5 and one with the update. Get the Query Monitor plugin running (or simply watch the network tab) and prepare to be astonished.

@cometto

You are most definitely not alone. I am currently in the process of developing an extremely fine-tuned custom site. The ONLY external plugins being used are Woocommerce & Query Monitor. I don’t even use the Gutenberg Editor. My scripts have been bloated beyond belief with this update.

Had I have known this would be the case, I’d have opted to build something in Laravel.

Woocommerce official just became Elementor/Yoast SEO. Bloated marketing, drag-and-drop style plugins.

Wait until thousands of e-commerce websites discover they no longer rank well on Google because their Page Speed score just got annihilated.

I believe I see all of the QM source code.

My query count is 166 queries in 2.217 seconds (Note the timing, which is what I am hoping to fix with your plugin)

All pages from what I can tell.

I can’t do so in this moment. Will have to wait until the middle o the night when customers are sleeping.

I’m going through them. I will update if I have any changes.

Nothing. Same result, despite clearing cache etc.

Multisite running with Autoptimize, WP Super Cache & Cloudflare.

Really strange and I can’t seem to figure out what has changed.

Scratch that. Using it from within the visual editor has the same results for this particular form. However, the validation message does show if used from within the visual editor.

It won’t count entries or send the email however.

Why does the message not show when used in a PHP include file?

And what would cause entries not to be logged or counted from either a PHP file or from within the visual editor?