• Resolved Nitrat

    (@nitrat)


    Hello
    If you make a popup, which is a shortcode with a large table Wpdatatable, terribly slow down the whole site! Even if you do not place this popup.

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  • Robert Gadon

    (@yogaman5020)

    Hello @nitrat:

    I’m sorry, but I don’t really understand what you’re saying. Something about ‘popup, shortcode, Wpdatatable, and slowing down a web site’.

    How does that all fit together?

    Plugin Author Daniel Iser

    (@danieliser)

    @nitrat – Try using the conditions to limit where that popup is available. If you don’t it is loaded on every page hidden in the footer.

    Hope that helps.

    Thread Starter Nitrat

    (@nitrat)

    Yes, if you do not select a page where to show a pop-up with a heavy request, the plug-in will load it to any page that is fatally slowing the work of the entire site.

    Robert Gadon

    (@yogaman5020)

    Hello @nitrat:

    From a documentation article titled ‘Create Your First Popup’ (recently added to our docs):

    3) Set a content-based condition to activate the popup (optional). [See the ‘Conditions’ box in the Popup Admin]. If you don’t set a condition, the popup will activate on every page of your site.

    We recommend setting a content-based condition using the ‘Page Selected’ >> {exact-name-of-page} option whenever possible. It’s easier to read, maintain, and troubleshoot.

    Activation preloads the popup in the footer on page load in the browser. It is a ‘potential state’, necessary to prepare a popup to display, but not sufficient to actually show it in the browser.

    Related article: Conditions Introduction.

    Thread Starter Nitrat

    (@nitrat)

    Hello
    Thanks for the help. It is a pity that this is not quite an obvious action.

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