Un-used "do action" hooks. Do they slow things down?

  • Leo Blanchette

    (@leoclipartillustrationcom)


    10 years, 9 months ago

    Do unused action hooks (do_action()) slow things down at all? The custom-defined ones that is. Like “do_action(“my_custom_stuff”)

    Thanks

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  • Pioneer Web Design

    (@swansonphotos)

    10 years, 9 months ago

    Not unless you are either on a very slow server or serving very many pages a second, no. Check the # of queries being made.

    Add this to footer.php just above </body>

    <div class="timer"><?php echo get_num_queries() ?> queries in <?php echo timer_stop(0) ?> seconds</div>

    Then add this to CSS:

    .timer {
display:none;}

    To see # of queries review source code.

    Now, test away and review # of queries..some hosts limit # per s.

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