dyin

for some reason the performance of Redis suddenly improved greatly. The timing are around 70ms. Perhaps it was the latest update

I will check the logs for errors (if they are still there)

I am seeing the calls per unit of time at around 230

• This reply was modified 11 months, 1 week ago by dyin.
• This reply was modified 11 months, 1 week ago by dyin.

@domainsupport it does indeed seem like a gradual deterioration. It used to be really good. Now my Redis seponse time is 500ms. I have no idea what to do. Can’t get any answers about it.

@domainsupport this support topic is marked as resolved. Do you have the solution for the timeouts?
I am having similar issues for months now

adding the line did not appear to fix the issue

I am also wondering if a redis response time of 500ms is normal …

could the issue be related: Page Timeout – page 3 | www.ads-software.com

• This reply was modified 11 months, 1 week ago by dyin.
• This reply was modified 11 months, 1 week ago by dyin.

Thank you for the info. I will post what WPML support and let you know if it fixed things

They are also investigating some extra (helper) plugin. Not sure yet what it is.

@julieadrienne This is what they told me (WPML). Is it correct? Does this impact my perfo?

For clients that have encountered problems, the common solution/approach has been to add a cache group e.g. “WPML_TM_ICL_Translations::translations” to the “WP_REDIS_IGNORED_GROUPS” array which makes it bypass the Redis caching mechanism.

I see clients have done this for pages as well.

After doing a backup of your site, it is worth adding the following line to wp-config:

define ( ‘WP_REDIS_IGNORED_GROUPS’,”WPML_TM_ICL_Translations::translations” );

A guide to fix my issue with WPML. I do not understand the group options tbh.

What is the exact issue for it. Don’t you guys have contacts with them? I think they are rather large.

Hello Julie, thank you for replying.
I understand that WPML is the cause of many issues, but I can not do without. Most people in Europe live in a place where multiple languages are spoken.

Could you help me with a guide? I really wish Redis were compatible with WPML. For the sake of us europeans ??

Ok wow. WP-Rocket has been looking into it for a crazy long time on my site and they couldn’t find the reason. I do also use sliders.

I don’t remember for sure if there was a general lazyload setting. It could be that I manually disabled them everywhere. But that does indeed sound like a lot of work

That is indeed why I suggest using the one from WP Rocket.
I have made tickets on the premium support page.

I had a look at my RUCSS issue in your premium theme support ticketing system and you are right. It seems like I didn’t open one for that. I only send it to WP-Rocket as I thought it was for them to resolve.
Perhaps tunecraft can open one for it ??

PS: RUCSS is not a CSS issue but a tool from WP-Rocket to remove unused CSS

A ok. If you are also having issues with RUCSS and Bold Builder it may indeed be necessary to look into it.
It is the default now with WP Rocket. I have had Bold and WP Rocket look into it but without real results.

I also think there is a global setting for lazy load in Bold builder. Can’t remember where it was

• This reply was modified 11 months, 1 week ago by dyin.

I am using all WP-Rocket functions. WP-Rocket did advise to disabel the bold builder lazyload.

The only issue I am having is with RUCSS but I don’t think that is related to Bold Builder

thx for the info. I will update it soon if there is nothing too important

This how we do it with WPML (this one was for a simple message):

add_filter(‘woocommerce_thankyou_order_received_text’, ‘woo_change_order_received_text’, 10, 2 );
function woo_change_order_received_text( $str, $order ) {
if (ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE == ‘nl’)
{
$new_str = $str . ‘ Je ontvangt een orderbevestiging per e-mail. Controleer de spam-folder.’;
} else if (ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE == ‘fr’)
{
$new_str = $str . ‘ Vous recevrez une confirmation de commande par e-mail. Vérifiez le dossier spam.’;
}
return $new_str;
}