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Forumdisplay running sloooooow · **Released**: 03-13-2003

The board is hacked, but even with a clean forumdisplay.php I am seeing very slow load times. index.php and showthread.php are fine as are the calendar, private messages, etc.

Forumdisplay, however, is taking 23+ seconds to load. I just tried uploading a fresh one from the zip, and it's still slow as can be.

Any thoughts on how to debug this? I would assume that if the problem were in global.php or functions.php, the problem would manifest on other pages as well.

Amy

mr e · #2 03-13-2003, 02:18 AM

is it JUST a few pages? or all of them? cuz it could be the server

amykhar · #3 03-13-2003, 02:24 AM

It's just forumdisplay.php The server is fine. Other pages are loading ok.

Amy

mr e · #4 03-13-2003, 02:34 AM

weird, i've never heard of such a thing... :boggled:

amykhar · #5 03-13-2003, 02:37 AM

It happened to me with index.php when I first moved to this VPN a while back. However, uploading a clean one fixed the problem. This time, a clean one isn't fixing the problem. I tried reverting the template and even ran repair.php on the database just for the hell of it.

I can't find a board running a clean version of 2.3.0 to see if they have problems as well. That's one thing that sucks about the support site running an unreleased version. I don't have a baseline unhacked board to compare against. For all I know, this is an issue with 2.3.0 because I just upgraded yesterday.

Amy

Erwin · #6 03-13-2003, 03:14 AM

2.3.0 RC3 is fine for me.

Xenon · #7 03-13-2003, 09:57 AM

hmm have you enabled the show dots?

if yes, try to disalbe it, or use the hack which optimizes the showdot thing (by pwrsneak afaik)

amykhar · #8 03-13-2003, 01:54 PM

Show dots is on, but it has always been on and that page was fine until the upgrade.

Amy

Xenon · #9 03-13-2003, 02:03 PM

hmm have you tried run repair.php?

it optimizes the tables also, it increased the speed on my board once

Chris Gwynne · #10 03-13-2003, 02:08 PM

Use freddie's version of repair.php it looks nicer

and also you'll get results on all of your tables.