Just wanted to add, we only have a small number of events (though each might run over a few months) – so I don’t think it’s an issue with having far too many events. We’ve got a dozen or so, not thousands.
Just wondered if anyone could help me with this? The issue is still occurring! 🙂
Plugin Contributor
Brian
(@brianjessee)
Hi,
Thanks for trying out our plugin and sorry for the late reply.
The performance of the plugin depends on caching, coding, and the server.
Besides our caching do you have a plugin such as WP Super Cache installed?
And what about your hosting, is it dedicated hosting or shared?
Let us know.
Thanks
Hi Brian! Thanks so much for your reply…
I can’t think of any plugin we have running which caches except Jetpack caches some images doesn’t it?
The hosting package is a shared one.
Thanks so much for your help!
Nicki
Howdy Nicki,
Thanks for elaborating. Adding a caching plugin like WP Super Cache as Brian suggested might really help here, it’s worth a shot.
But, keep in mind that calendars are naturally a bit more taxing on DB servers than just blog posts. Where a list of blog posts only needs on query to show a page, a month view of a calendar needs over 30! At least one for each day due to the constraints of MySQL. Thus if your shared server is already a bit overloaded, then you might experience slowness when viewing the calendar. If caching doesn’t help, you might ask your provider if there is a faster shared server you can be on, or just a faster type of server.
Cheers!
– Brook