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🍪 Lightweight, user-friendly and customizable cookie consent banner to help you comply with the EU GDPR cookie law and CCPA regulations.
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Issue Report: Excessive API Calls to /wp-json/pressidium-cookie-consent/v1/consent Endpoint #74

Open Nesh1988 opened 1 month ago

Nesh1988 commented 1 month ago

Hello,

We are experiencing an issue with the Pressidium Cookie Consent plugin on our WordPress website. The plugin is making an excessive number of API calls to the endpoint /wp-json/pressidium-cookie-consent/v1/consent, which is severely impacting our server performance.

Our current plugin configuration is as follows:

Re-Consent: Enabled Cookie Expiration: 182 days Auto-clear Cookies: Disabled Page Scripts Management: Enabled Bot Detection: Enabled Delay for Consent Modal: 0 milliseconds Google Consent Mode: Enabled Ads Data Redaction: Disabled URL Passthrough: Disabled Despite these settings, we have recorded over 84,000 calls to this endpoint, leading to high CPU load and significant performance degradation.

Update: the endpoint returns 404

over-engineer commented 1 month ago

Hey, @Nesh1988!

The plugin is making an excessive number of API calls to the endpoint /wp-json/pressidium-cookie-consent/v1/consent

Whenever a user updates their consent, including the first time they consent, an API call is sent to the POST /wp-json/pressidium-cookie-consent/v1/consent endpoint to record it.

we have recorded over 84,000 calls to this endpoint

Are there any known issues or bugs related to the /wp-json/pressidium-cookie-consent/v1/consent endpoint that might be causing this behavior?

No issues related to the POST /wp-json/pressidium-cookie-consent/v1/consent endpoint have been reported.

What recommendations do you have to further optimize the plugin settings to reduce the frequency of these requests?

A potential workaround is to turn off the “Record consents” setting. Head to wp-admin, choose the “General” tab, and disable the “Record Consents” option under the “Configuration” section.

Nesh1988 commented 1 month ago

Thanks for your time @over-engineer

The traffic for July so far is 17k users and 87k views and 215k event count according to analytics. In the consent records, there are 26767 items. Thanks for the suggestion, I will try it. "the endpoint returns 404"