• I have a problem with my wordpress installation and amount of pages.

    I have a moviesite and every movie has his own page. I inserted yesterday these pages (around 7000) directly in the database and everything is running fine (for the end-user). I did this to make nice pages with names/ SEO and also for the speed / caching is available now with WP-Fastest-cache (it wasn’t possible with variables like: /?var=55 etc.

    See also: http://www.kinderfilmpjes.net

    But in my admin-panel now everything is extremely slow and using a lot of memory. If i want to open my pages overview it loads in around 20 seconds (after editing my memory-limit to 350mb, otherwise it wasn’t loading at all), my theme-options (Salient) aren’t loading also, also the settings->reading isn’t loading anymore.

    I inserted the pages in wp_posts and wp_postmeta (like the template and Yoast_seo rules). Maby i forgot something?

    I don’t think it has to do with the amount of pages, because i made a test-install this morning without a lot of options (clean-install only for testing) and it was running fine. I think there is something else wrong…

    How do i check what is going wrong in my admin-panel?

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  • Moderator t-p

    (@t-p)

    Have you checked your server’s error logs lately for any specific error message?

    Thread Starter preddie

    (@preddie)

    Yes, i did edited my wp_config to turn on error-reporting, but there where none to display (the only 1 I got was about the memory, but i solved that by increasing it..)

    1 minute ago I turned off Yoast SEO. Now i can get into my theme-settings again (very very slow…), the settings-reading is still not accessable. So it has something to do with it

    This error when loading a page that don’t respond…
    [06-Oct-2014 16:09:07 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in

    Thread Starter preddie

    (@preddie)

    Did some other tests, but it isn’t the Yoast-plugin…

    Thread Starter preddie

    (@preddie)

    I now know for 100% sure it is the wp_posts table. I just emptied the table and everything is working fine again…

    But where is the solution and why wordpress react sooo slow on that many pages in the admin-panel (website itself is perfect)? I found on older version that it could be the Post_name, but that should be resolved with this version right?

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