Hi Minesh,
I ask my hosting provider to give me the specific url that was causing CPU time limit to be exceede, and this is the reply I got
Hello, David.
Unfortunately, it is not technically possible to provide the page of the site that causes the most load on your service.
As I see, the main load on your service was caused by PHP scripts. In cPanel -> Resource Usage -> Snapshot, you can see which scripts over what period of time loaded the service the most.
As far as I can see, the main load was caused by index.php file, this is the main file of your site florapal.org, which is executed every time a visitor goes to the site. I checked your site's logs in cPanel -> Raw Access, there were no suspicious IP addresses with a lot of activity coming from them.
In this case, you can try to optimize the performance of your site by connecting a CDN or caching.
Also stressing your service is the admin-ajax.php script, this is typical for WordPress. You can learn how to optimize your site on the next page:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22705185/load-time-issues-related-to-admin-ajax-php-with-pingdom-results-link
The limit extension is purchased as an add-on to your service and will be active for the same period as the service itself, also the extension will be renewed along with the hosting service.
If necessary, we will be able to disable the extension when you contact us in a ticket.
Sincerely, Ihor Lukianchuk
Fozzy Support
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I think this is very helpful, he's suggesting that index.php is the problem, which makes sense 'cause all the searches appear together there. Based on this information what is you suggestion to resolve this issue.
Thanks