I want to buy a new license or renew my old one but I have a question. Some years ago, I purchased a license for wpdatatables and installed it on my websiteHowever, I disabled it thereafter after I noted that any of my pages build with wpdatatables would become extremely slow. I was wondering if this is something that has been resolved or something I need to know about having a wpdatatables table or chart on a page and still maintain website speed. I check my speed using Google pagespeed insight https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/
I am not sure which issue you're referring to, since we have customers that have huge tables, with millions of records, and they don't experience any issues with loading speed. That, of course, depends on the way those tables are created and how many entries are being displayed on the page at once.
The speed widely depends on these factors:
Server performance
Internet speed
Device performance
amount of data
If you bought the plugin, you should still have it, so you can try it out. Also, if you didn't get a refund for the purchase, you can still use the same purchase code to activate it. If you don't have the plugin, and you're connecting a remote database, the best way to test the speed of tables created with them is to connect those databases to our sandbox site and test them there live.
I want to buy a new license or renew my old one but I have a question. Some years ago, I purchased a license for wpdatatables and installed it on my websiteHowever, I disabled it thereafter after I noted that any of my pages build with wpdatatables would become extremely slow. I was wondering if this is something that has been resolved or something I need to know about having a wpdatatables table or chart on a page and still maintain website speed. I check my speed using Google pagespeed insight https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/
Hello Peter.
Thank you for your interest in our plugin again.
I am not sure which issue you're referring to, since we have customers that have huge tables, with millions of records, and they don't experience any issues with loading speed. That, of course, depends on the way those tables are created and how many entries are being displayed on the page at once.
The speed widely depends on these factors:
If you bought the plugin, you should still have it, so you can try it out. Also, if you didn't get a refund for the purchase, you can still use the same purchase code to activate it. If you don't have the plugin, and you're connecting a remote database, the best way to test the speed of tables created with them is to connect those databases to our sandbox site and test them there live.
Best regards.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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