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Hello. I have over 1000 blog entries. I have a very slow loading site. And the hosting owner constantly complains that the site consumes too much CPU time. I think this is due to the large number of entries in your plugin's database. Could you optimize the plugin so that the download becomes faster and does not consume CPU time.
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So how can I help you here? What the exact issue with the plugin do you have?
It's a pity to hear that you website is slowly loading. October itself is not really fast. Also, you need to check how many plugins/components you have and how many data you display on your website at the same time.
This plugin itself does not have any database (or what do you mean by that?). Obviously it adds some requests when you use components from the plugin, so you have to use them properly. For example, If you display 1000 posts on the same page and somehow use 1000 components (1 per post) it could definitely cause issues. But in this case you should think about another way of implementing of what you want.
So if you could profile your requests (using some debugging plugins for example or some other tools) or provide the details about the actual issue it would be useful.
Hello. I have over 1000 blog entries. I have a very slow loading site. And the hosting owner constantly complains that the site consumes too much CPU time. I think this is due to the large number of entries in your plugin's database. Could you optimize the plugin so that the download becomes faster and does not consume CPU time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: