[Plugin: P3 (Plugin Performance Profiler)] Does this plugin work while caching plugins are running?

Hi Eric,

Are you using WP Super Cache on your local site as well?

Nope. Not running it on the local.

Eric,

Are you using varnish or nginx in your production environment?

When you’re looking at the profile, if you go to advanced metrics, how many visits do you see?

No, nothing like that. Just a normal LAMP stack.

I upgraded the plugin and re-ran the test today and I’m basically getting the same results. Here’s a screenshot of the P3 report (between today/yesterday after removing 1 active plugin): https://skitch.com/ericrasch/ghf76/p3-er-test

Eric,

If you go to advanced metrics, how many visits do you see?

What version of WordPress is this on?

WP v.3.3.1 and 14 visits in the Adv. Metrics.

Hi Eric, I’ve e-mailed you about this.

Eric,

After some trial and error, I’ve tracked this down to eaccelerator’s optimizer. This is not due to WP Super Cache. Here’s how to keep eaccelerator’s opcode cache running and turn off the optimizer temporarily:

If you’re using mod_php (Your phpinfo page says “Apache 2.0 Handler”)
Edit your wordpress/.htaccess file and put this at the top:
php_flag eaccelerator.optimizer 0
Run P3, and when you’re done, just remove that change.

If you’re using another handler and php 5.3 (Your phpinfo page says “CGI/FastCGI”)
Edit wordpress/.user.ini (create this file if it doesn’t exist) and put this content at the top:
eaccelerator.optimizer = 0
Run P3, and when you’re done, just remove that change. This file is cached by PHP, so it will take ~5 minutes for the optimizer to be re-enabled depending upon your system configuration.

If you’re using another handler and php 5.2 (Your phpinfo page says “CGI/FastCGI”)
If you have configure eaccelerator to include your P3’s plugin folder as an admin folder, then the latest development branch can automatically disable the optimizer.
https://eaccelerator.net/wiki/Settings (FYI: this page has an out of date security certificate)

If you’re using litespeed (Your phpinfo page says “LiteSpeed”)
Use the .htaccess instructions from above.

Hello Eric, So sorry to hit you up on an unrelated topic but you seemed to be having the same issue I have been pulling my hair out over. https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/custom-posts-type-with-custom-taxonomy-wp_query-1/page/2. Is there anyway you could hit me up and let me know if you figured that issue out?