• Resolved horecahome

    (@horecahome)


    Hello, preloading hits my hosting limit, rendering my website unavailable due to exceeding my resources. How do I throttle the process so that the website is still responsive?

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  • I know this is a dumish answer, but i would say get or pay for a better hosting provider with more resources as pre loading it little to nothing

    Thread Starter horecahome

    (@horecahome)

    Well, i’m on a semidedicated plan. It’s an e-shop with 5.000 products.

    Plugin Support vupdraft

    (@vupdraft)

    Better hosting would help.

    I can give you some filters that would throttle the Preload;

    – Using add_filter(‘wpoptimize_preload_delay’, ‘my_preload_delay_method’), you can override the delay between two pages, which is currently set at 500000 (1/2 a second).

    – Using add_filter(‘wpo_page_cache_preload_memory_threshold’, 10485760);
    That filter lets you change how much memory should be left before interrupting the preload queue (10MB by default).

    – Using add_filter(‘wpo_page_cache_preload_continue_interval’, 600);
    This filter enables to change the time before the preload resumes when interrupted (600s by Default).

    It’d be nice to get those options within the plugin, mainly wpoptimize_preload_delay

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