Hi!
It’s not cached since it contains user specific settings. I’ve never seen it load slow. You should probably check your hosting provider, there seems to be a problem with the server speed.
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niska
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I’m using the swedish hosting provider Inleed Standard plan (1 GB RAM – 1 Core). I’m using a caching plugin, so there is no load on the server. And not so many visitors (yet)
What is recommended to use this plugin? Do I need to upgrade to a better plan?
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niska
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I checked the source code, and it seems this is the line causing the lag:
require_once( explode( ‘wp-content’, __FILE__)[0] . ‘wp-load.php’ );
I have also enabled OpCache and Redis object cache. But that doesn’t seem to make it any faster.
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niska
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I checked https://plugins.followmedarling.se/ and it has the same problem (although it seems the server is faster than mine) – it takes 1 second to load this php file:
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For me (on https://plugins.followmedarling.se/) it loads on 250ms. And that is hosted on a RaspberryPi. 🙂
Other than that, it is loaded as a javascipt file last on the page so it shouldn’t affect the page speed, if it should happen to be slow.
I also see this. I’m administering a rather large wordpress site, which in general loads in like 2 seconds, and 500 ms comes from this issue. So it’s 25% of the load time for just this plugin.
If I understand the problem correctly this is because the javascript is doing a separate call to the site, which consequently forces the “require_once() of ‘wp-load.php” to load the whole wordpress site again. So basically doubling the calls to the site.
Don’t know if this already uses ajax, or if that can be a solution.
Maybe that could be an option. I’m working on a solution for disabling the error messages that would take this load off totally to start with. After that I can probably look into some other solution.
That sound great! Let me know if you want me to test anything out.
I have the same problem. Is there any solution? Without this file (comment all), the page runs faster, but does not block cookies…
It should still block cookies, the file is just for showing error messages.
Hi, thanks, but if I comment all contents from file cookies-and-content-security-policy-error-message.php in js folder and if I enable ONLY nessesery cokies, I see all cookies appears (chrome dev / application / cookie). Example google.com cookies for map, recapcha … is here, and map, rechapcha on site works, although it shouldn’t.
When I uncomment cookies-and-content-security-policy-error-message.php this cookies disapear (map, rechapcha not working on website) and all work fine…
But slowly. Especialy when I first time start website. From any reason cookies-and-content-security-policy-error-message.php working slowly…
Otherwise, this plugin is great and it is that I want. I hope anybody will found solution for this problem.`
You can turn off the warnings in cookies-and-content-security-policy-error-message.php by checking Settings > Disable content not allowed message.
Thank you! That fixed the issue. Missing iframes and stuff are somewhat pain in the… but I think I can live with it 🙂
