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Hi:
I just noted that Global adminbar was causing my pages to take 10+ seconds to load - because it was missing and caused a 404 error to invoke. When I found it missing (apparently deleted during some past upgrade), I replaced it with an old version from my backup. I have followed the suggested upgrade schema for the plugin.
Now the file load causes a 3+ seconds to load each page on the entire set of sites on the network. This is a killer for my users and search rank.
I'd really like to disable it!
Found the old "hey comment out this line" - but this no longer seems possible with the current versions.
How can I disable this - preferably without editing the theme which will break all future upgrades?
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Hi squibm,
That feature of the theme should definitely not be causing a delay like that. It's possible there's a conflict causing that delay, especially if you've got a plugin affecting the admin bar, have you looked into that?
You could also check your error logs, which I would think should lend a clue as to what's occurring.
It would require an edit to the theme to disable the feature, but it'd be best to find where that conflict's occurring.
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hi squibm
if you're using the latest version of blogs-mu, there's no need to include global-adminbar.php
*deprecated in later version
since it will do the work inside functions.php
remember to update the mu-plugin/bp-global-adminbar-css.php also if you're on multisite.
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Thanks. Believe it or not getting it down to a 3 second delay was an upgrade!
I first found the issue when I discovered that some upgrade apparently deleted the file. Subsequently, each load from any page on the site network triggered the 404 handler on every page load. This was causing a 10 second delay for every page on every site!
When I searched for the offending plugin, I suspected plugins-mu ->global admin bar and deleted it.
No luck. Every sub page on every blog still tries to load that silly admin bar!
So as a work-around I re-created the file with empty php contents: <?php ?>
Any idea how I can figure out who's causing it to try to load?
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Correction... I think deleting the mu-admin bar eventually kicked in. My server must have restarted and It doesn't appear to be causing the same issue. I deleted the stub, and it doesn't appear to load anymore.
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Hi squibm,
That feature of the theme should definitely not be causing a delay like that. It's possible there's a conflict causing that delay, especially if you've got a plugin affecting the admin bar, have you looked into that?
You could also check your error logs, which I would think should lend a clue as to what's occurring.
It would require an edit to the theme to disable the feature, but it'd be best to find where that conflict's occurring.
-David
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hi squibm
if you're using the latest version of blogs-mu, there's no need to include global-adminbar.php
*deprecated in later version
since it will do the work inside functions.php
remember to update the mu-plugin/bp-global-adminbar-css.php also if you're on multisite.
cheers
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Thanks. Believe it or not getting it down to a 3 second delay was an upgrade!
I first found the issue when I discovered that some upgrade apparently deleted the file. Subsequently, each load from any page on the site network triggered the 404 handler on every page load. This was causing a 10 second delay for every page on every site!
When I searched for the offending plugin, I suspected plugins-mu ->global admin bar and deleted it.
No luck. Every sub page on every blog still tries to load that silly admin bar!
So as a work-around I re-created the file with empty php contents: <?php ?>
Any idea how I can figure out who's causing it to try to load?
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Correction... I think deleting the mu-admin bar eventually kicked in. My server must have restarted and It doesn't appear to be causing the same issue. I deleted the stub, and it doesn't appear to load anymore.
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Here is the image showing no more delay.
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Closing issue.
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