paul.baumgartner

Somebody else on my team ended up figuring this out. This is the date in seconds, javascript requires it in ms so it needs to be multiplied by 1000

Thanks for your help, it seems I’m dealing with a few issues. One resolved, one remaining.

We were using self hosted sentry and it seems for some reason the web server can’t communicate with the sentry server. However it works from local. I confirmed this using a curl request as well: works from local, fails from web server. It’s pretty weird and we can’t figure it out.

So I switched to the hosted version. Now notices are coming through from Sentry but I have to have wordpress debug as true. Is that expected?

However this didn’t resolve the performance issue. Page load increases and for a page with lots of php notices (around 10 notices) it increases from around 2s to 20s. It’s definitely sentry because if I comment out define(‘WP_SENTRY_DSN’, $dsn); it returns to normal.

I’ll try and dig around in the code but I’m an amateur developer so any further advice would be helpful.

Hi Thomas

Your explanation was just what I needed, I set the rule as a blocking rule on the analytics and remarketing tags. I then tested with the Google Tag assistant and now they don’t fire when logged in as administrator.

Thanks very much for the response

cheers
Paul