Ian

ah! I’m sorry I didn’t think of that. The very first thing I did was put the code in the functions php to disable it for all users (it conflicted with sidebar login stuff I’d already put in and css styling.)

Glad you figured it out!

very weird. Do you have any custom code in your functions.php? Sometimes I find things in there can mess me up.

Update:

Disabling my plugins one by one, it seems to be a problem with the extending admin post filter plugin:

“Extended Admin Post Filter”

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/extended-admin-post-filter/

I do need to be able to sort by custom taxonomy though. Are there any other ways to add in this functionality? Anyone else have experience with this plugin?

same here. I’m trying to figure out if it’s working, but I have it set to not cache for logged in users (which is essential since they are served unique information.)

I figure it’s counting me as a logged in user, but I can’t figure out how to test if it’s working!

I used to get that problem on the front end when my server hit a memory limit. I’ve never seen it in the admin though.

Ah, it seems like that’s theme stuff, yes? I’m working on tweaking some of that now to make up for the loss, but it still seems the actual database queries are somehow more memory intensive.

Thanks for the update! Hope others have more tips.

Which plugins were you running? Have you been able to pin-point a particular troublemaker?

I thought it might be the cache or seo plugin, but neither of those disabled seemed to have an effect.

I’ve been disabling and re=enabling them and testing, but some have core functionality for my custom stuff.

https://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/tradereadingorder.com is reporting my site down even when it looks like most of the information is loading. This is very very weird!

Same here. I’ve had other issues that I’ve dealt with (post types, etc) but the main problem is how amazingly slow it’s going and that it’s talking almost twice the amount of memory for queries as it did before the upgrade.

I’ve got a site with thousands of posts in certain categories… but that doesn’t seem like it would be that out of the norm for say, a newspaper blog, etc.

I’ve managed to get it down to 5-10 seconds for the archive pages, but I had to cut the amount of posts per page in half from what it used to be. And yslow is still reporting a “404” error for the overall page, even when it does display!

I miss how the links used to autocomplete based on previews things for that field. I don’t need the in-site linking as much as I need that. If anyone knows how to do a rollback, I’d like to know.

In general, everything is going slow for me since the 3.1 upgrade. Front an back.

I cut down on the amount of content shown on the page by half, and it’s still going pretty slow. According to yslow, there’s even a404 error?

“https://www.tradereadingorder.com/list/comics/dc-comics-universe/page/2/ (status: 404)”

everything seems to have loaded though!

how do I install this patch?

ok, so we tried a lot of things and it seems to be something to do with the amount of posts. talking out the -1 or just limiting it to something like 50 works. but it used to work fine showing all 1700 posts (and about 3000 even on the other page!)

any ideas what caused it to start timing out or messing up since the upgrade?

It seems to be a problem with the first query

<?php query_posts(array(‘category__not_in’=>array(2432,1692),’showposts’=>-1,’post_type’=>dc,’order’=>asc)); ?>

It seems to display something if I take out the post type stuff (but of course, then it displays the wrong stuff!) Maybe I’m doing the query wrong?