POST admin-ajax.php adding an extra 1+ seconds of load time

  • Resolved jhawley

    (@jhawley)


    3 years, 9 months ago

    On our landing page site and all other pages with forms, we’re getting a nasty POST admin-ajax.php in our GT Metrix waterfall that’s adding a heft 1s-1.5s load time to our pages. Apparently, this problem is stemming from an “apbct_js_keys__get” and getting a JS key on the page.

    Is there a way to disable or fix this so that there’s no unnecessary time being added to our pages?

    Any solutions or insights would be greatly appreciated, thank you!

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  • Plugin Support sergecleantalk

    (@sergecleantalk)

    Hello,

    It seems that you have disabled the CleanTalk plugin. Could enable so we can make a test?

    Thread Starter jhawley

    (@jhawley)

    Hm… the CleanTalk plugin is running and activated and I haven’t made any exceptions for it not to load on that page — not sure why it is looking disabled on your end. Screenshots attached.

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    Could that be something related to the issue?

    Plugin Support amagsumov

    (@amagsumov)

    Hello

    We’ve tested your website via GT Metrix and didn’t get the “apbct_js_keys__get” in the results.

    It looks like the option “Use static keys for JS check” is disabled. Please, enable this option, so we can make tests again.

    Thread Starter jhawley

    (@jhawley)

    Looks like the option was set to “auto” — I just switched it over to “on”.

    Also just in case, on GT Metrix the main problem is the “POST admin-ajax.php” — I was told apparently this stems from the apbct_js_keys_get, but unsure of anything further than that.

    Screenshot attached:

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    Plugin Support amagsumov

    (@amagsumov)

    Thank you.

    We’ll investigate this issue within 1-2 days.

    Please, wait.

    Hello,

    I could recommend you to disable the option “Use AJAX for JavaScript check” (set it to “No”). If you do that it will be no additional AJAX-request.

    But, please, notice that some conflicts might occur with some cache-plugins.

    Contact us if you have questions.

    Thread Starter jhawley

    (@jhawley)

    Are they any other fixes that don’t run the risk of cache plugin conflicts? And what sort of conflicts might happen? Just so I know what to look out for if it does.

    We’ll set it to “No” in the meantime, but if possible I’d like to see a more reliable fix.

    Thank you!

    Plugin Support katereji

    (@katereji)

    Hello @jhawley
    Unfortunately, this is the only solution so far.
    If you face any issues with cache plugins, please, contact us.

    Thread Starter jhawley

    (@jhawley)

    Just disabled the “Use AJAX for JavaScript check”. So far, so good. No (apparent) conflicts — I’ll monitor closely and if anything seems out of order, I’ll be sure to open a new ticket.

    Thank you for the help.

    Plugin Support amagsumov

    (@amagsumov)

    Contact us anytime.

    Thank you.

    Plugin Author alexandergull

    (@alexandergull)

    We have fixed this in version 5.154. Please, update the plugin.

    Contact us with any result we really appreciate your feedback.

    Be well,

    Plugin Support sergecleantalk

    (@sergecleantalk)

    Hello,

    We’ve made a special version on the WP rest API. It can improve site speed. You can try it.

    https://github.com/CleanTalk/wordpress-antispam/releases/download/Rest_API_on/cleantalk-spam-protect-rest.zip

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