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  • Thread Starter stephcloete

    (@stephcloete)

    Thanks Ashfame. We’re using Woocommerce along with WP All Import to load stock, but nothing else. It probably is the WP All Import plugin then. Or what do you think?

    I’ll get rid of All-In-One Seo as you suggest.

    Thread Starter stephcloete

    (@stephcloete)

    Ashfame, I installed the Query Monitor and found these are taking long:

    UPDATE wp_postmeta
    SET meta_value = ‘yes’
    WHERE meta_key = ‘_manage_stock’
    Caller: bulk_enable_product_stock_management()
    Time: 12 seconds

    SELECT option_name, option_value
    FROM wp_options
    WHERE autoload = ‘yes’
    Caller: wp_load_alloptions()
    Time: 0.3

    Duplicate queries:
    SHOW TABLES LIKE “wp_aioseo_notifications”

    SHOW COLUMNS
    FROM wp_aioseo_posts

    SELECT name, val, autoload
    FROM wp_wfconfig
    WHERE name = ‘detectProxyRecommendation’

    Queries by caller:
    bulk_enable_stock_management – this one takes 12 seconds to load

    There are also 108 duplicate queries for the All-In-One SEO plugin.

    Thread Starter stephcloete

    (@stephcloete)

    I actually have no idea how much resources are available, but I can find out. I’ll also install Query Monitor right away and get back to you. Thanks Ashfame! (My apologies, I seem to have miss-spelled your ID in the previous message).

    Thread Starter stephcloete

    (@stephcloete)

    Hi Ashframe,

    Thank you for the quick and reply.

    We have a couple of thousand products on the site (you can check it out here: https://www.crittersandcomics.co.za). I haven’t tried to replicate it on a local though as the problem seems to only pop up when you log in to the dashboard. So when you log in as an admin the loading times are very slow, making it difficult to load new stock. We had a lot more stock previous years, but we carry less items these days. We also regularly delete old stock as it takes up too much disc space. The hosting is simple Linux hosting on a shared server and we have 10 gig’s worth of space of which we are using 80%. Any advice?

    I’ve been reporting this issue with them for months. Each of their support staff gives a different reason why the product sorter is not working. The latest is that it is because of Woocommerce. So what they mean is that they can’t be bothered to fix their theme and they are waiting for WordPress to conform to their theme. I’ve been struggling with a whole bunch of issues with this theme for months and their standard response without batting an eye is always: “plugin conflict”.

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