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Never mind, just figured it out, should have looked in the ole’ default theme for the link

When did WP 2.4 come out?

Okay, I am trying to locate the best information available in the wp forum for these two options,

1) Clear the cache folder

2) remove the .htaccess rules

There is just way too many threads on wp forum, can you help point me in the right direction as to how to perform either action.

On side note, I am not sure if the cache folder you mean is the wp cache folder or the broswer cache folder or the plugin cache folder. ??

What do I enter in the command field that would point to wp-cron.php?

Okay, I disabled the WP-super cache but it is not refreshing my popularity contest figures, what can I do?

What kind of plugins are you using? It appears to be coming from PHP scripts which can ramp up CPU usage in connection with the WP Database.

I am discovering that the times I have come across this issue is happening whenever I use a PHP function that calls for the WP database.

I admit I don’t know much about PHP or how the WP database works but it does appear to be linked. The times I get the CPU messages occurs only when I was using deleting custom keys that were set up by a few plugins.

If you have deactivated plugins recently, you may need to check the database to ensure the data the plugins left behind are removed otherwise it is calling for something that isn’t there anymore.

Heh, I just realized that now. Gracias. I will look into this AGAIN. ??

I don’t know how much this will help but here is the general overview

OS Linux Database Data Disk Usage 2 MB

Server Apache/2.2.6 (Unix) Database Index Disk Usage 137 KB

PHP v5.2.5 MYSQL Maximum Packet Size 16 MB

MYSQL v5.0.45-community MYSQL Maximum No. Connection 250

PHP Memory Limit 32M

PHP Max Upload Size 2M

Server Load N/A PHP Max Post Size 55M

PHP Max Script Execute Time 30s

The Bluehost information wasn’t too helpful. Oddly enough now that I have switched to the default Kubrick and installed WP DBMananger, my CPU overload time has decreased dramatically. Almost 0 downtime now.

I am curious to see what you have to say about the hardware information I provided. I am also going to check out the website optimization analysis.

As soon as I get a reply about the hardware, I will be closing this thread to prevent it from spinning out of control.

Excellent, I will inform the theme developer and mod this. Closing this thread now.

That is why I shouldn’t be getting any overload issues with the traffic because even though my traffic is increasing every month, it is still minor this month in comparision to last month.

I will look into the hardware spec and let you know what my host server has for me.

There has been no reply to this so I am closing it as resolved.

I suppose this might help clarify, I pasted the CSS information here from the theme.

// WP-SNAP

ol.snap_nav {
display: inline;
float: left;
clear: both;
list-style: none;
}

This is what’s causing the error so does that mean it should be

/* WP-SNAP */

That’s one thing I have been finding out about the traffic and web hosting as you mentioned here.

Funny thing is, I have not yet exceeded the traffic I got in December which was my highest traffic month ever, over 5,000 visitors. Right now, I am only averaging 110 visitors so far (about 1300 this month so far).

Somehow my theme borked last night so I switched to the default Kubrick theme immediately and surprisingly the CPU over load decreased dramatically. It is still there but not as frequently.

So that lead me to two conclusions,

It is the way the theme is written.

It is the way the plugins are written.

As Otto42 said, the scripts can call a large amount of CPU usage. I am curious as to how to identify the script itself that is calling a large CPU usage.

Meaning is it an incomplete script? What are the common traits to look for within a script that causes an overload?

I suppose the thought behind my issue is how does WordPress software and its plugins influence processor usage?

Is it related to file size or more related to the scripts?

Fair enough, my friend. I will go ahead and post a new thread.