These are some results of the page load on our dev installation:
Without the plugin (Load value from Chrome’s Development->Network tab):
2.70s
2.98s
2.56s
2.55s
2.79s
2.63s
With the plugin (Load value from Chrome’s Development->Network tab):
3.81s
3.26s
3.47s
3.25s
2.73s
3.57s
2.46s
3.41s
2.79s
And just to do one last test, without the plugin:
2.70s
2.80s
2.65s
2.60s
2.61s
2.66s
2.59s
2.54s
2.55s
Hi nimonogi,
Thank you for the review. I’m sorry it’s causing you speed issues which, I’ll admit is odd, because unless you’re using the shortcode, it just adds a small Javascript to the top of the page.
My own tests don’t show any such slowdown but that’s certainly not to say you’re not.
Would you be willing to assist me tracking down the source of your problem so I can resolve it? For example, when you did you tests was it on a page where you had some hidden content?
At the very least, I can maybe I can find an easy way to only include the script on pages when my plugin is called.
@nimonogi
So I’m watching this thread and I’m hoping you’ll be helping @dartiss make his plugin better by providing valuable feedback like he did for you.
Just as a quick update @nimonogi, I’ve added this to my bug tracker…
http://artiss.co.uk/bugtracker/index.php?do=details&task_id=370
I realised that, ironically, loading the script on each page is something I mentioned about your Facebook Messenger plugin. So, once I work out the best way of achieving this, I’ll share the information with you 🙂
