larsvonhierblau

Hi, I am running wp all import on cron with wp cli. Maybe this fixes your issue: wp all-import run <importID>

Wp cli is faster and significantly more stable hence it’s not calling urls. Plus it needs no cron job for iteration running every 2 minutes.

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Update: It turns out that the product files are missing. I am using wp all import with s3 offload files and it work flawlessly and now it seems every product which gets and update will have no longer the file assigned

Same issue here

@ahmedkaludi I saw you pushed today on update. There was something mentioned with Litespeed and I wondered if this was the fix for the issue here mentioned?

LScache v4.1 and now I have AMP error: “Custom JavaScript is not allowed.”

This is the line of code that LiteSpeed inserts: <script data-no-optimize=”1″>var litespeed_vary=document.cookie.replace(/(?:(?:^|.*;\s*)_lscache_vary\s*\=\s*([^;]*).*$)|^.*$/,”$1″);litespeed_vary||fetch(“https://……..

That’s the code google complaints about and should be fixed by the GitHub code:
https://github.com/litespeedtech/lscache_wp/blob/master/thirdparty/amp.cls.php

and the mentioned lines above @ahmedkaludi

Yep Same here no stats test file not verified. No idea why.

Same here. Filesystem: Couldn’t verify test file contents.

Hi and thanks for the fast reply. As for the Schema type, Rank Math allows choosing from software, product, and woocommerce product. I wonder if in the case of WooCommerce it must be the Schema Woocommerce products.

But even besides this, every time I am reimporting (updating) via WP all import it basically sets all schemas off. I tried with your rank math plugin product, off, XPath with the same results. What I found out as a quick fix is, that after the import I need to go to the tools panel of rank math and reset the schemas. Then all products have the right product schema reassigned.

Best Lars

Hi i just checked your site with pingdom and here is what i found: Its slow at the moment. But it doesn’t comes mainly from a triple redirect on your site by calling first:

https://cleconciergesa.com/ –> than https://cleconciergesa.com/ –> and than https://www.cleconciergesa.com/

the redirect to https is necessary but i the one to www is not necessary at all. You might have to get rid of this one and use search and replace to change you internal linking on your side to https://cleconciergesa.com/ only.

Another things is an image you load which takes long but also from what i can see is that you are loading from a couple of different external sources such as google fonts. I usually try to reduce this to something more controlable. For me i basically load only from my server plus amazon and a cdn for social login. Thats about.

As I recall Siteground isn’t using Apache but NGINX. As for the measurement please be aware that GTmetrix isn’t really accurate in the sense the loading times fluctuate quite a bit. Its good for history keeping and waterfall but for accurate page speed I would go with pingdom or lighthouse in chrome itself. For the kb load amount and requests (well with HTTP 2 not too important anymore), Elementor loads def. more than Gutenberg or Oxygen. It also depends on what theme you are using or if you using one at all. I use mainly the plain hello theme from elementor itself. A big thing are usually other plugins that are loading tons of scripts or potential errors. I would check on both in the waterfall. Also if something is blocking the render.

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Depends. Elementor def. loads more stuff than for example Gutenberg or Oxygen but it is the most convenient builder. 8 Seconds on Sitegorund would be very slow and I think it’s not related to Elementor alone. I am using Elementor and multiple Sites on Bluehost Cloud (I know not the best) and using Amazon Cloud Front. I got it down 2 – 3 Seconds. Check also for Assets Clean-Up which helps you to remove the unnecessary load of scripts ( I actually think that brings the most) Plus use a Cache Plugin like WP Rocket. If you are on the Free Version of Cloudflare, well its slow cause its actually not a real CDN but Reverse Proxy and in my previous sites, it made it even slower. You can try AWS its for free in the first year. You can also try to only partially load specific files to Cloudflare.

Just forgot to mention. Also the alternative loading mode as well cache plugins disabled doesn’t work.

Yep, WooCommerce 4.4.1 and Wp Rocket 3.6.4 both independently solving the issue.

Well, I don’t use Divi but the Hello Theme from Elementor and it still crashes. The issue is related to more than just one theme or plugin

Also, the new version seems to be significantly smaller than the old one. Not sure if this is on purpose or if they missed some files ??