• Resolved Snaggers

    (@snaggers)


    Hi,

    I downloaded QM to try and find out why my WordPress admin is slow. The plugin installs and activates without an issue. I am running WordPress 6.3.2 and PHP 7.4

    When I activate QM, I see the “Query Monitor” menu at the top of my WordPress admin page, but when I hover my mouse over it, no menu items display in the drop-down. If I then click on “Query Monitor”, nothing happens.

    I have also tried QM on my dev site and the exact same thing happens. My dev site uses the same hosting provider as my production site.

    Just wondering if you have seen this issue before and may know why it is occurring? I have tried deactivating my plugins and changing to the default WordPress 2023 theme with no luck.

    Thanks in advance,

    Andrew

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  • Plugin Author John Blackbourn

    (@johnbillion)

    WordPress Core Developer

    Are there any relevant JavaScript errors showing in your browser developer console? Or a message from Query Monitor about jQuery being broken?

    The only other cause I can think of at the moment is if something calls the fastcgi_finish_request function in the footer which causes the server to flush the output before Query Monitor has finished doing its thing. Try searching your codebase for that function to see if anything comes up.

    Thread Starter Snaggers

    (@snaggers)

    Hi John,
    Thanks for your reply. I activated Query Monitor then looked in the developer console in my browser and found the following error:

    QM error from JS: QM output does not exist
    <anonymous> https://mysite.com.au/wp-content/plugins/query-monitor/assets/query-monitor.js?ver=3.14.1:788

    (Async: EventListener.handleEvent)

    <anonymous> https://mysite.com.au/wp-content/plugins/query-monitor/assets/query-monitor.js?ver=3.14.1:752

    Any ideas on how to approach this would be appreciated.

    Thanks,
    Andrew

    Plugin Author John Blackbourn

    (@johnbillion)

    WordPress Core Developer

    That sounds like it could be the fastcgi_finish_request problem then. There’s nothing QM can do about this and the only way to find out where it’s happening is to search the code base of your site for fastcgi_finish_request, see what comes up, and go from there.

    Sorry i can’t be more helpful!

    Thread Starter Snaggers

    (@snaggers)

    No problem, I will check it out.

    Thanks for your help John.

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