plugin_execution_timer

Wordpress plugin to log the execution time of other plugins during website frontend and admin UI rendering.

Description

Plugin Execution Timer is a simple plugin that logs the execution time of other plugins during website frontend and admin UI rendering. It stores this information in a text file named plugins_load_time.txt located in the website's root directory. You can view the contents of the file through an admin menu option in the WordPress dashboard.

Features

• Measures and logs the execution time of active plugins.
• Determines whether the plugins are running on the frontend or admin UI.
• Provides an admin menu option to view the log data.

Installation

1. Upload the plugin-execution-timer folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.
3. A new menu item named "Plugin Execution Timer" will be available in your admin dashboard. Click on it to view the contents of the plugins_load_time.txt file.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are this plugin's possible uses? =

Sometimes a wordpress website load time is been degrade because the adding of new plugins. Use the Plugin Execution Timer to check which one(s) are the responsible candidates.

Is this plugin safe to use on a live website?

This plugin is for debugging purposes only. It should be installed, activated, used to measure the plugins load and execution times, and then deactivated to avoid degrade the performance of the live website.