Hi,
I am on a VPS server with 4 CPU cores, 8 GB of RAM, and 120 GB of SSD (20% used) dedicated to an installation using tagdiv’s Newspaper theme. Ever so often, while editing the theme templates and hit save, the saving seems to be taking for ever to complete. During this time, the front end is also rendered unresponsive. But it is strange that when this happens, the server’s resources are not maxed out; meaning the RAM usage remains as low as 40% with around 100 simultaneous sessions (as reported by Google Analytics). I have the feeling that this should not be the case with a new server and with specs such as the one’s I am currently using.
Is anybody facing similar issues? Please share your tips on how to take some of the load off the installation.
Thank you.
Hi,
We could take a look at it, you can send us an email at contact@tagdiv.com and provide a link to the website, also admin login. Mention in the email an example of this happening, so we can try the same. Let us know, we will try to help.
Thank you!
Hi Simion,
We have forwarded you an with the subject of “request for support after forum suggestion”. Please review and advise.
Thank you.
Hi Simion,
Do you have any update? Did you have a chance to take a look at it yet? Until yesterday, it used to happen every now and then. Now whenever I try to do almost any edit whatsoever through the WYSIWYG editor it hangs, taking the front-end down with it.
This is a nightmare!
Please get back to us asap.
Thanks.
Hello !
Your e-mail reached our inbox, My colleagues will reply to you today.
Thank you !
Hello,
Yes almost same issue. But in our case we are getting blank screen. I have posted the issue today itself.
Any update on this issues, it is still happening in 2024!
Hello,
Please let me know what version of the theme, WordPress and PHP you have.
Also, what resources does the host have? How many plugins are you using, and which ones? Additionally, do you have cloud templates or standard templates?
Thank you!
Good Gosh! Are people still necroposting in 2024!?
Hi @Anamaria,
I reckon you are asking @tonyb to reply, correct? If you are asking @mayur_cfe or myself, it’s been 3 years since our last input; we have solved our issues, and I believe @mayur_cfe have solved theirs also.
In the case of @tonyb it would be best practice to start your own support thread my friend. Hijacking dead threads has never been a good practice in public forums.
