• Hello @author,
    your plugin works fine, however it is slowing down the page load time with 2-3 seconds, because of the call to admin-ajax.php file.

    I am using W3 Total Cache and I tried with and without a caching plugin, but results are the same and definitely hurry timer always slows down the initial (with browser cookies and cache cleared) load time of the page.

    For a matter of fact admin-ajax.php always takes 5+ seconds to load.

    Any suggestions on how to fix this and is there a way to rely on another file for controlling the timer that won’t take that long to load?

    Thanks!

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  • Thread Starter power2power

    (@power2power)

    Any update? I saw few other threads with the same issue.

    Plugin Author Nabil Lemsieh

    (@nlemsieh)

    Hi @power2power

    If your website is not live yet, I suggest deactivating all plugins one-by-one to see if there a plugin that’s taking so long to respond when sending the admin-ajax.php request, Otherwise, you can use the plugin Query Monitor to check for slow queries when loading the page.

    Thread Starter power2power

    (@power2power)

    Thanks for the reply.

    I have two plugins which make ajax calls. First one is YITH Wishlist which gets activated only when the user adds a particular product to the wishlist, so the ajax call is not made when the page is loading and the other one is your plugin.

    Without your plugin activated my site is loading in about 1 sec. When I activate your plugin it takes 3-5 seconds.

    If there is a way to control your plugin without ajax calls, it will be great, so I have deactivated it for now, since it will cause bad user experience.

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