Hi !
Same problem over here…
I’ve developed my own theme using a few custom types posts. The frontoffice works great but the admin is really slow : 20 sec to load the page !
Admin page loading time :
– Total query time: 170,1ms for 96 queries (0,170073032379150s)
– Page generated in 21 000,0ms; (21,4154109954833984375000s); 99,19% PHP; 0,81% MySQL
Solutions :
– I’ve desactivated all the plugins, it doesn’t change anythin.
– If I change to wp defaut theme, the admin is fast ! => There is well a problem with my own theme…
– I’ve desactivated my custom types post,it doesn’t change anything.
– I’ve updated wp, it doesn’t change anything…
Any idea how to fix this ?
Same issue here.
I can no longer even log in to my admin page. First it was really slow, now nothing.
@franzbel
Since you found out that it is definitely your theme, that is already a good start. To start troubleshooting this you can:
1. Check if ALL pages in the admin panel are slow or not. If not, check what these pages are using related to your theme.
2. If all pages are slow, might as well strip all of your theme and start building it slowly and test the admin panel each time.
@ WPProHelp Member
What could be the problem if I cannot even get into my admin page?
It takes forever attempting to load and says “Connecting…” and finally just times out.
@sjsteiner
To start off with, did you try to disable all plugins and switch to the default theme? That should work. If that does not work, then we must start looking into something else.
I cannot even log into my admin panel.
This issue just started the last few days. First it was kinda slow but still worked. It progressively got slower until the point where I cannot even log in.
I have not downloaded any new themes or plugins in weeks.
It is not necessarily new plugins and themes. If you cannot login you can disable the plugins and switch to the default theme by:
1. Logging to your WordPRess via FTP
2. Make a backup copy of all the directories and files in /wp-content/plugins and wp-content/themes
3. Delete all those files and directories except from the directory twentyeleven.
Now you should be able to login. Once you logged in, start adding the plugins one by one and the new theme. Once you reproduce the problem, then you found out which is the plugin which is causing the issue.
@wpprohelp
Yes it’s on all the pages :
– mysite.com/wp-admin
– mysite.com/wp-admin/edit.php (to edit page or article)
– mysite.com/wp-admin/themes.php (theme)
– etc…
The strange thing is that I’ve only worked on some templates for the frontoffice (page or post and custom posts), I didn’t change anything in the backoffice…
What do you mean with “strip all of your theme and start building it slowly and test the admin panel each time.” ? What should I do exactly ?
Thank you for your help ! 🙂
What do you mean with "strip all of your theme and start building it slowly and test the admin panel each time." ? What should I do exactly ?
this would be in order to try and determine where the problem with your site is, once the problem has been identified we can help you fix it.
@tcr
Yes that’s it but I wonder how to strip the pages. With which one should I start and what should I remove ?
Last night, I’ve removed all the new templates that I had created but it didn’t go faster. I can do it again but I really don’t know what to start with (anymore) 😉
@tcr and @wpprohelp
Thank you for your help. I’ve stripped my theme files again and I’ve finally found the origin of the problem.
I’ve developed my theme from an existing theme and a new version of this original theme has come out. The admin was always calling a file which notificates that there was a new version of this theme. The call of this file was really really slow. Now it’s better : from 20-25 sec to 3.9 sec !
That’s much better, thank you !! 🙂
Andrew Nevins
(@anevins)
WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support
I’m closing this thread as it seems like Franzbel’s issue is resolved.
Remember to create your own thread if you need support.
