• Hi. Recently i added about 10 000 pages with structure like this:

    Book
    — Letter a (583)
    — Letter b (1200)
    etc.

    So, in one page i have subpages with letters and in subpages i have subpages as well (with word starting with this letter). When i open “Pages” in admin panel, i cannot get it.I set all timeouts more than 300 seconds, but anyway WP cannot handle this page. When i open this pages all CPU’s running at 100%. But if i open “Posts” everything is ok – it’s fast.

    This is example of my structure:
    https://screencloud.net/v/qPli

    This is CPU loading:
    https://screencloud.net/v/snUP

    As i wrote, the problem only in “Pages” page in admin panel. I have one solution – move everything to “posts” and create subcategories. But why it’s like this? Why wordpress cannot handle 10 000 pages?

    P.S. I have all plugins disabled and moved from plugins folder to make sure that it is not a problem of plugins.

    P.P.S. I have quite fast machine with SSD and Core i5 CPU – MySQL works very fast.
    My webserver config:

    • PHP 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.6
    • mysql Ver 15.1 Distrib 5.5.41-MariaDB
    • PHP5 FPM

    P.S. Mysql is not loaded too much wneh open “pages” page. I think it’s some problem of PHP function.

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  • Moderator Marius L. J.

    (@clorith)

    Hi,

    How many pages have you set your site to display at once? (The default is 20, but if this has been set very high that could account for a long loading time resulting in a time out).

    I’d also like to ask why you need to have these pages/child pages set up like that, could you tell us a little about the end goal and we might be able to recommend a better approach ??

    Thread Starter iShr00m

    (@ishr00m)

    Hi!

    Even if i try to open “edit” page by ID i got the same problem. So problem is not about how much i display at once.

    Moderator Marius L. J.

    (@clorith)

    Quite peculiar, have you tried enabling debugging to see if any errors are written while it’s trying to load the page?

    Have you also tried with the theme changed to one of the default themes (for example Twenty Fifteen being the latest as of this post)?

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