kuckovic

Hi @juanwp22

Well – it might be one of 2 possible problems.
Do you have WP Rocket installed? If so, it might be the issue, since they’ve had som problems with the plugin exhausting the CPU (huge talk in their Facebook group about this) – here’s a link, where they provide some troubleshooting on this. I think this has been patched though – but if you’re running an older version, the issue might still be there.

The other thing – which I personally think is causing the issue, is Cloudways.
I don’t have anything against them personally – I’ve never used them TBH – but I’ve read SO MANY posts on CPU issues with Cloudways. Here’s a thread on the exact same issue as you’re experiencing. Again, I’m not familiar with Cloudways myself – but I’m active in a lot of WordPress groups on Facebook – and they’ve been bashed quite a lot by people experiencing issues with high CPU usage.

Hope this clears it a bit.

Best regards
Aris

Hi @robbiemendez

Yes, that clarifies it a lot.
Looks like you’ve exhausted all memory on your hosting plan.
You can do something yourself – please have a look at this article – but if your not familiar with coding – or just don’t feel safe about editing files yourself, please reach out to your hostingprovider, and let them know what the error is.

You can actually just copy/paste the error message in the support-ticket – and they can tell you what options you have. Most often, this error occurs if you’re using a cheap hostingprovider – or maybe the hosting-package is “too small”, and you’ll need to upgrade in order to avoid this error again.

From what I can see, you should reach out to Mijndomein.nl(?)
I hope they can help you with the error – it’s an annoying one.

/A

Hi @candell

I would start by creating a function, that retrieves all the users, who has a published post within your custom post type. Now, I don’t know what your CPT is called, so I’ve filled it out with “YOUR_CPT” in the code below:

function get_users_with_published_posts() {
    $args = array(
        'post_type'   => 'YOUR_CPT',
        'post_status' => 'publish', // Only get the posts with "published" status
        'numberposts' => -1,
    );
    
    $posts = get_posts($args);
    $users_with_published_posts = array();

    foreach ($posts as $post) {
        $user_id = $post->post_author;
        $user = get_userdata($user_id);
        
        if (in_array('authority', $user->roles)) { // I assume "authority" is your userrole
            $users_with_published_posts[$user_id] = $user->display_name;
        }
    }
    
    return $users_with_published_posts;
}

Please make sure the function name is unique – I’ve just added something for the sake of providing some code. Now, in order to show the authors, you can use the function above like this:

$users = get_users_with_published_posts();
foreach ($users as $user_id => $display_name) {
    echo $display_name . '<br>';
}

The code above only gives you an user-id and “display_name” – if you need any other info, you should put it in the “$users_with_published_posts”-array. I haven’t tested the code above – it’s just “on the fly” – so naming is also a bit fluffy. Please adjust for your needs.

Best regards
Aris

@ungowp

Ah I see – then i’m not sure how you should approach this.
I can only think of “Search and replace” – but that requires you knowing the exact URL match (or at least parts of it). I would highly recommend testing this on a local or staging-environment.

Manually, it might take some time, yes 😛

I strongly agree with @threadi here.
Never make changes in the core-files.

@andygilbertcodel

Okay – doesn’t make sense then.
Although, I run 3.5.0 (alpha) – but I don’t use Elementor tho – have you tried disabling Elementor for a second? Just to see if it fixes your editor?

@andygilbertcodel

What’s your theme version? And GenerateBlocks too?

@thesally

This is a longshot – but it has worked before.
You can use a plugin like “LocoTranslate” – and using the “String translation” function in the plugin, you should be able to search for the word “on” – and then you can replace it with an empty string (or a dash, or whatever you need).

/ AK