jasonvtp
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce] Checkout is SlowHi @luizguilherme77,
I’ved tried it in the past for this problem but no luck (for me at least). The WP Fastest Cache Plugin helps with page load speeds by bundling and minifying your JS/CSS, and generating static your code for your HTML. They also have other nice features. But the problem (I was experiencing) was the execution time of some code or database queries at the time of checkout which I don’t believe WP Fastest Cache Plugin will help solve.
I had tried to look at some other caching solutions that will help with php performance such as wp opcache but also no luck there as well.
Best,
Jason
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce] Checkout is SlowHi fariazz,
Maybe php slow logs can help you out. Once you set it up you will be able to see all the slow running processes as it happens. Here is a post on how to set it up (lots out there).
https://support.hypernode.com/knowledgebase/spot-slow-extensions-using-phps-slow-log/Also try the xdebug and cachegrind method mentioned above as well.
Hope this helps,
Jason
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce] Checkout is SlowHi Marco,
Thanks for sharing. We are not using nginx-helper so it’s probably something else. Also did a quick search but it doesn’t seem like any of plugins purges the cache on the action hook wp_insert_comment. Maybe a different hook is causing our cache to purge and block/slow down something? Will need to investigate that path.
We’ll probably have to spend a good day or two and log the execution time of everything during checkout and see what plugins are conflicting with each other. However, I think when we tested this before creating this topic there was just the basic woocommerce plugins. Has been a while..
Thanks again.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce] Checkout is SlowHi Marco,
This issue still occurs occasionally and we are unsure why. We might need to hire a contractor to come take a look to help speed it up.
Maybe you can try php profiling with xdebug and cachegrind. That might give you some more insight into whats going on. https://www.slideshare.net/ottokekalainen/improving-wordpress-performance-with-xdebug-and-php-profiling
Also might be good to look at your active plugins and see how they use php sessions. Using sessions can create locks which might slow the checkout process. https://pressjitsu.com/blog/wordpress-sessions-performance/
Best,
Jason