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Alright, thanks for updating me. I did post regarding the other issue/s on a separate thread:
Please let me know when a solution arises to my phantom content issue. Thanks!
Brian,
Yeah I ran check and repair commands against my database first, but that really wasn’t the issue. The tables referenced are temp tables. And the actual issue was the size of my /tmp directory, which was too small to deal with large spikes in mySQL activity.The /tmp directory has a capped amount of space it can take up, even though it’s the default for mySQL to do query caching and other magical things. You have to set an alternate in my.cnf and restart mysql.
That said, we weren’t having these issues before we installed the Community Events add-on, and it does seem to be resource intensive, on almost every page load (mySQL is still running pretty hot for us, and we’re running with 8 cores and 8 GB of RAM). We were working on reducing the resources necessary to run this site but that is looking less likely…
Here’s hoping you guys are going to be working on making everything more efficient in the near future!
Just for the public record on this I guess.. If anyone else runs into this issue. The link that is showing up in Breacrumbs is /WP_Router/
And the link resolves. It’s a weird archive page + post (which doesn’t actually exist).. but it’s nothing I ever made nor is it the result of a plugin that was ever installed on the site (other than that Yoast’s Breadcrumbs thinks that that “content” is an ancestor in this context, which maybe it is).
It is however directly connected to how the Community Events plugin creates URLs (see https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/wp-router-placeholder-page/) .. An issue which was supposedly solved but is creeping up here.
And, looking at the source code for the Community Events plugin, I can see that you’ve rolled in the wp-router plugin as an asset… So:
From:/plugins/the-events-calendar-community-events/vendor/wp-router/wp-router.php
/*
Plugin Name: WP Router
Plugin URI: https://github.com/jbrinley/WP-Router
Description: Provides a simple API for mapping requests to callback functions.
Author: Flightless
Author URI: http://flightless.us/
Version: 0.5
*/The resulting faux “content” gets picked up by Yoast’s Breadcrumb implementation and shows up in the Add/Edit/List events breadcrumbs, and can get indexed.
