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damn i wish i didn't install this. i'm getting errors now that i cant fix..
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nevermind, got it working. didn't see the update file.
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Anyone else getting an outrageously high generation time in vBulletin 2.3.5?
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Just to add to this - my pages are still loading up as quickly as they were before, but it seems as if vBulletin 2.3.5 caused a bug of some sort. Any thoughts?
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I didnt know there was a 2.3.5 version!
But your definitely missing something from the hack! See how is says 100% php 0% mysql, thats your indicator that somethings wrong. Maybe you didnt do the 2 steps in functions.php, but check the instructions again, its only 1 step you have missing or havent done properly. |
Thanks for the advice. I confirmed that the code was installed as specified in the instructions. I could only get a reasonable "page generation time" if I altered the calculation in functions.php to
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i recommend starting the hack again using fresh functions.php, mysqldb.php and global.php.
Cause it does work, and as i mentioned earlier, i was getting the same errors as you. AS frustrating as it may seem, it will come right. Good luck |
Glo - are you using 2.3.5?
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im using 2.3.4
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im using 2.3.0 but the coding should be the same
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The upgraded differences between functions.php in 2.3.2 and 2.3.5 were significant enough, I believe, to break functionality - specifically, a couple of new procedures that measure memory usage, which I believe has broken the way that vBulletin does calculations. I'm not sure, though; honestly, I haven't spent much time trying to get the percentages right, and the quick fix I posted on page 62 worked for me.
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I just installed this hack on my forums and got the oddest result:
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I suppose most people are off with VB3 now. ;) But if anyone does still read this, I was wondering if there are any common problems (common hacks?) with huge MySQL % on the main forum page. I haven't added that many features to forumhome but it has 90% SQL. :surprised: Obviously it would be nice to get that down. Every other page generally has about 80% PHP. There must be some hack that is really digging into the database. (Off the top of my head, I have: a Welcome panel, a style drop-down bar, a shoutbox and a PM gauge. Maybe the shoutbox?)
I'm fairly noobish when it comes to this sort of thing, so even if you think I might be aware of simple ways to troubleshoot, feel free to mention them anyway. I'll be very grateful if I don't have to go through every edited file. ;) |
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Edit: Here's the most annoying message Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at blahblah/forum/admin/db_mysql.php:275) in blahblah/forum/showthread.php on line 209 |
So what's the verdict? Does this awesome hack work with 2.3.5?
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bump...
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Hi,
I installed the vb 2.3.0 version. I added {getmicrostats} in my footer but nothing is displayed. Does the template name is getmicrostats or home_microstats ? Any ideas? |
Nevermind i rename the template "microstats" and it works now :)
Here are my results : Page generated in 0.20717907 seconds (76.03% PHP - 23.97% MySQL) with 22 queries. [Debug Mode OFF] [PHP v4.3.4] [GZIP disabled] [Server Load: 2.53 ? 2.40 : 3.05] . PHP percent page usage: 76.03% PHP MySQL percent page usage: 23.97% MySQL GZIP compression library:GZIP disabled GZIP compression level:1 your average server load: [Server Load: 2.53 ? 2.40 : 3.05] |
pdatoon,
Thank you for posting your reply. I did the same thing and that did the trick. Apparently this hack works just fine with 2.3.5 as long as the template name is "microstats" and not "home_microstats" Thanks for pointing me in the right direction! :cool: |
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nm got the hack working.
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