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Bible Verse of the Day · support · 2023-03-05T08:46:00+00:00

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Anonymous User 18191698 resolved
Hi there. Just a question about the WordPress Bible verses plugin. What is the max number of requests per second that you have set on your server? I am thinking of using the plugin for both daily and random verses. I suppose calling the random verses would be more taxing. God Bless The page I need help with: [ log in to see the link] Sorry for my late response, I missed the notification about your support request. The plugin only gets every verse once and then saves it in the database of your WordPress site. So the server load to my server will not be a problem. Thanks for the reply. How would this work in the case of random verses? The same, only the first time a particular random verse is requested it will get it from my server. After getting the verse, it will be cached (saved) into your WordPress database. If the same random verse is picked to be shown again, it will get it from your WordPress database, there will not be a request to my server. This keeps the load to my server low, and makes the performance of your WordPress website better.

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dailyverses 2023-03-28T12:22:00+00:00

Sorry for my late response, I missed the notification about your support request. The plugin only gets every verse once and then saves it in the database of your WordPress site. So the server load to my server will not be a problem.

Anonymous User 18191698 2023-03-28T12:44:00+00:00

Thanks for the reply. How would this work in the case of random verses?

dailyverses 2023-03-28T12:52:00+00:00

The same, only the first time a particular random verse is requested it will get it from my server. After getting the verse, it will be cached (saved) into your WordPress database. If the same random verse is picked to be shown again, it will get it from your WordPress database, there will not be a request to my server. This keeps the load to my server low, and makes the performance of your WordPress website better.