On a site created with Laravel 4, when a button is clicked, an Ajax call updates some information, but the call is very slow... SCREENSHOT

How can I do a thorough debug to understand what happens in those 7 seconds on the server?

Old laravel 4 debug does not return information about ajax calls. Is there anything that needs to be activated? DEBUG

On a site created with Laravel 4, when a button is clicked, an Ajax call updates some information, but the call is very slow... SCREENSHOT

How can I do a thorough debug to understand what happens in those 7 seconds on the server?

Old laravel 4 debug does not return information about ajax calls. Is there anything that needs to be activated? DEBUG

• ajax
• debugging
• laravel-4

• have you had a look at xdebug? xdebug. – Soneye Oluwasina Commented Feb 12 at 14:14
• Using Laravel 4 in 2025 sounds like a huge risk. It has seen its last release in 2016, and please don't let me ask whether you're using a PHP version that is similarly outdated – Nico Haase Commented Apr 9 at 13:30

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Your debugbar show 361 queries to get data (8 of which duplicated), maybe you can do some optimizations (complex queries, missing database indexes, etc.)

Try to inspect the called code with xdebug or dd().