marekrostcz

I get that. Now the question is:

Can the plugin provide some sort of instructions – what to do with Nginx – specifically, what to paste into Nginx config file?

Or is it simply impossible to skip PHP overhead with Nginx? Meaning that either 1. the website will have to be slower or 2. I have to switch to Apache?

Correct me – if I’m wrong:

Since the plugin cannot integrate with mod_rewrite – it does nothing to skip the PHP overhead of loading WP core, themes and plugins.

This is – by far – the biggest part that slows down server response time. As a result the plugin does nearly nothing for the Time To First Byte (TTFB) metric measured by Google. It helps only with things that happen afterwards – speed-up display of pre-compiled template files, send minified HTML, CSS, JS, images.

If you wish I can provide you with samples of websites where I installed the plugin – and the method I measure my TTFB.

Hi, I can see that you’ve already done another release meanwhile. Any plans for merging this? I would really like if I wouldn’t have to do a permanent fork for such a silly thing like multifile uploads.

Pull request sent. https://github.com/arshidkv12/contact-form-cfdb7/pull/32

I got the same problem even with WordPress 6.0.3. I am still running older version of Polylang Pro however (3.2.5).

I performed the following quick patch at
/wp-content/plugins/theme-translation-for-polylang/theme-translation-for-polylang.php at line 342.

Replaced

if (in_array($domain, $settings[‘themes’]) || in_array($domain, $settings[‘plugins’])) {

With

if (is_array($settings[‘themes’]) && in_array($domain, $settings[‘themes’]) || is_array($settings[‘plugins’]) && in_array($domain, $settings[‘plugins’])) {