[support] SLOW LOADING
Laura Scott
laura at pingv.com
Mon Oct 15 13:25:22 UTC 2007
Hi Liza,
Knowing your general opposition to going through an upgrade if at all
avoidable (though 4.7 to 5.2 is quite a smooth and generally painless
upgrade), one thing that can have immediate benefits is to use block
cache. It creates cached versions of all your blocks and makes the
cached versions available in the blocks administration. Then you can
replace your existing blocks with cached versions, as appropriate.
Each block has its own configuration settings to determine how
frequently it should be refreshed.
This will not affect node loads, menu loads (unless you use cached
versions), comment loads or global user permission checks, etc., but
it can help sites on underpowered servers. Figure 20-30 minutes of
configuration time because you need to configure each block
separately, and the cached versions will not automatically inherit
the block visibility settings you may have on each block. You do not
need to take your site down to do this, either.
Hope this helps!
Laura
On Oct 14, 2007, at 9:03 PM, blogdiva at culturekitchen.com wrote:
> This is the #1 complaint I get from users of my site and no matter
> what I do, I can't figure how to make my pages load faster. I would
> like to know what suggestions you have. I really don't think this
> is an issue with what's on the pages. I think this is something to
> do with the DB and how it calls in blocks.
>
> I am running D4.7
>
>
>
> / liza
>
>
> Liza Sabater, Publisher
> www.culturekitchen.com
> www.dailygotham.com
>
> MOB - 646.552.7365
> AIM - cultkitdiva
>
>
>
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