[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #12603: When Wordpress shows a web page in reality is loading more of one behind

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#12603: When Wordpress shows a web page in reality is loading more of one behind
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 Reporter:  Ideasnopalabras  |       Owner:                                                              
     Type:  defect (bug)     |      Status:  new                                                         
 Priority:  high             |   Milestone:  Unassigned                                                  
Component:  Performance      |     Version:  2.9.2                                                       
 Severity:  critical         |    Keywords:  permalinks, load, REQUEST_URI, server resources, performance
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 When Wordpress displays a web page really is loading more than one page at
 the same time in the background.

 For example if we open an interior (a single):
 http://ideasnopalabras.com/2010/07/sample1/

 Wordpress load that page and displays it normally, but behind load other
 pages immediately:
 http://ideasnopalabras.com/2010/08/sample2/
 and/or
 http://ideasnopalabras.com/2010/06/sample0/

 And sometimes also charges the principal (Home):
 http://ideasnopalabras.com/

 That is, for a request for a page, load actually at least 3 web pages.
 This problem apparently only happens with Pretty Permalinks.

 To observe it carefully, record requests for the URL and load a single
 page and see that several pages are load at same time. You could use my
 function below, just have to put it at the beginning of the file
 "functions.php" of any theme. Just look at the file "recordRequestURI.htm"
 generated for to log requests.


 {{{
 <?php
 debug_recordRequestURI();
 function debug_recordRequestURI()
 {
  $aux=isset($_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"])?$_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"]:false;
  $registro="REQUEST_URI: $aux <br />";

  $fFichero=fopen(WP_CONTENT_DIR."/recordRequestURI.htm",'ab');
  if($fFichero)
         {
         fwrite($fFichero,$registro);
         fclose($fFichero);
         }
 }

 ?>
 }}}

 I hope my observation be useful for the community and you can solve it,
 because so Wordpress is eating up server resources. Thank you.

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