Kurt Payne

Hello,

I have justed tested this with the latest versions of Chrome / Safari / Firefox / IE with Twenty Fifteen and P3 (with no other plugins) but I cannot replicate your results in any browser.

Can you replicate this in a private browsing window or on another PC or on a staging/development copy of your site?

Can you post a screenshot?

So let’s make sure there is actually data to show … if you go to advanced metrics, how many visits do you see?

Do you have any errors in your browser’s console?

It could be a theme loading a conflicting version of jQuery-UI. Have you tried switching to one of the default themes?

Hello,

Please check the permissions on your uploads/profiles folder. It should be 755 or possibly 777 depending on your host. The files inside should be 644 or 666 depending on your host.

You can also delete the profiles directly from this folder.

Hey channelcast,

I’m sorry this isn’t resolved for you. If you’d like to look into it further, please open a new thread. This one was resolved for the original poster.

Hi subfight,

Your memory limit was set to 256 MB and it was exhausted by P3. You can try to set the memory limit higher, but I’m not sure how high you’ll need to go. The way P3/PHP works will consume large amounts of memory for short periods of time for very complex sites. P3 pulls a backtrace (a snapshot of the program execution stack) and analyzes it. This is a very big chunk of memory. When P3 is done, the memory is freed up. This happens over and over several thousand times in a row and can hit PHP’s memory limit on complex sites, though.

I’m glad you figured a way around it. I can also recommend these other profiling plugins:

https://wpperformanceprofiler.interconnectit.com/
https://github.com/dannyvankooten/wp-plugin-profiler
https://github.com/Rarst/laps

Hi Douglas,

If you only see P3, there’s a good chance that some other opcode optimizer or zend extension is preventing P3 from working properly. You can go to P3’s help page and look for “is my site using an opcode optimizer?” for more information.

You can go to the detailed timeline and use the checkbox button on the graph to de-select any plugins you want from showing up in those results.

I hope this helps.

Hi jkirker,

P3 does profile several admin pages. Please go into the detailed timeline tab or the queries tab. You can hover over the points on the timeline to see the URL for that data point.

You can also customize the URLs scanned by P3 with another plugin here:
https://gist.github.com/kurtpayne/4120936

Using APC and ioncube can definitely cause problems. I would suggest trying to disable ioncube and running P3 again. You should have 3 or more visits at the end of the run.

Hi Marcelo,

How many visits do you see on the advanced metrics tab?

In the help tab, there’s a question for “Is my site using an opcode optimizer?” What does P3 say for your site?

According to Query Monitor plugin almost 2k queries are executed when showing the Dashboard, and only in the Dashboard.

You should be able to see what these queries are and where they are coming from using the options in Query Monitor. You’ll need to use the db.php file that comes with query monitor, however.

I supposed P3 could show the metrics for Dashboard… but it’s not. Currently it measures several screens in backend and frontend, but not the Dashboard

It does test the dashboard along with several other pages in the admin and front of site.

Is there any way to force it to test the Dashboard? Or even could you include this option for a next update?

Yes, using a filter. It’s documented in the FAQ:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/p3-profiler/faq/

You can use this plugin to add a setting to P3 to let you specify a list of URLs
https://gist.github.com/kurtpayne/4120936

Hello komanderkin,

You should remove the p3-profiler folder from the plugins folder and also remove the p3-profiler.php file from the wp-content/mu-plugins folder

Hello channelcast,

Version 1.5.3.6 may fix your issue. Can you try it?