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Counting user’s comments – efficient way?

Depends on how many users you have, but it’s probably fine. You could also just keep a running count of comments made by registered user, and add when they comment / subtract when a comment of them gets deleted or rejected / marked as spam.

Categories Database Tags comments, database, performance

is using “require_once” in wordpress theme affect the speed ???

is using “require_once” in wordpress theme affect the speed ???

Categories custom-post-types Tags custom-post-types, functions, performance

Why are the latest visits to my website originating from my own website?

Why are the latest visits to my website originating from my own website?

Categories security Tags directory, nginx, optimization, performance, security

Serve cookie free URLs in WordPress without using a CDN

Serve cookie free URLs in WordPress without using a CDN

Categories PHP Tags cookies, javascript, performance, php, wp-config

REST api v2 how can modify respond types and make custom DTO for better performance

REST api v2 how can modify respond types and make custom DTO for better performance

Categories performance Tags performance, rest-api

WP_Term_Query->get_terms() very slow query for WordPress filter

WP_Term_Query->get_terms() very slow query for WordPress filter

Categories wp-query Tags database, performance, wp-query

Periodically Query an external API on wordpress site

You can use wp->query calls to loop through the users table and update each row in a loop. Probably would need to use cron jobs for this, this is different for every host but you basically would tell it to run your php script at intervals.

Categories api Tags api, performance, rest-api, wp-user-query

wp_set_post_terms() seems very slow

I’ve recently done a batch import of about 200 posts, with 5 taxonomies attached to them and each of the posts a few terms. It took about 5-10 seconds to do the whole batch. So no, it shouldn’t be this slow.

Categories performance Tags performance, wp-insert-post

Can lots of tags affect performance?

Can lots of tags affect performance?

Categories taxonomy Tags optimization, performance, taxonomy

get_template_part calls amount and performance?

get_template_part calls amount and performance?

Categories performance Tags get-template-part, performance
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