Admin checking for updates on every page load

  • Resolved rlamb2

    (@rlamb2)


    9 years, 6 months ago

    Every page in the admin checks for WordPress core, plugins, and theme updates.

    I’ve tried shutting off all other plugins on my site, switching the theme, and bringing everything back one-by-one. Using Query Monitor to report what’s happening through the page, as soon as W3TC comes on, I have HTTP Requests checking for those updates on every page load.

    It might be a weird hidden setting in W3TC. It might be because I have multisite on. It might be something in the code checking for updates but not saving that properly.

    Has anyone else noticed anything similar? I haven’t had a chance to start with a fresh install and verify it for sure.

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  • Thread Starter rlamb2

    (@rlamb2)

    9 years, 6 months ago

    Strange…. only seems to happen locally. Must have some screwy setting somewhere then.

    I’ll mark as resolved, but I still wouldn’t mind hearing if anyone else has come across this themselves.

    Kimberly

    (@amiga500)

    9 years, 6 months ago

    Havent seen that occur before. Those update checks are performed when their event times, as set by wp (and handled by wp-cron), become old (have passed). Sounds like those events’ scheduled times are endlessly old but are not being removed, and hence will keep rechecking each time. You should use Crontrol plugin to see what their times are.

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