Ajax Search Issues

Trevor

#54046

BTW. Using this site checker gives you far more detail as to where the problem might lie:

https://www.site24x7.com/web-page-analyzer.html

Anonymous

#54047

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Anonymous

#54048

You can see all server / phpinfo here: http://downloadsmonster.com/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=thisismyurl_wpphpinfo

Previously I was testing on a reseller hosting with much high specs server with similar issues. This is Hostgator Hatching plan as site is just starting: https://www.hostgator.com/shared-plans

Checking site through the recommended checker now.

Anonymous

#54051

P.S. We are not using any sort of cache plugin. I know Cache plugins are headache in development so I myself hate those during development. So no cache plugin or tool anywhere.

Trevor

#54206

I need to talk with the developer, hopefully tomorrow.

Anonymous

#54242

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Trevor

#54338

This is a test page we made:

http://downloadsmonster.com/sftest/

This form has auto count off, which reduces server load. 4-5000 products is about the limit for ‘budget’ hosting and our plugin. OTOH, I have recently been looking at a site that has over 100K posts on it, but it is on a server that costs 20x what you are paying.

This IS a resource issue, and Auto Count will really push the server, and if enabled Ajax will hit it hard.

Anonymous

#54374

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Trevor

#54382

All the Auto Count does is to recalculate the number of filtered posts as the user uses the form. As you are not showing numbers next to the values, it isn’t so important. And in disabling it you should see no practical impact, other than speed improving.

Disabling Ajax will reduce server load. Whether this impacts on speed is dependent on the server and how loaded it is doing other things at the time.

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