Issue with 'Help!...about us' menu
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Don't know if this issue has been raised before. Sorry if I'm repeating something, but the Help!--->About Us section takes eons to open...not until I run out of patience :) can we get this fixed? Not that I use that page often, but here's an issue that bothered me and thought I'd bring it to notice Thanks... --Mayur
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Don't know if this issue has been raised before. Sorry if I'm repeating something, but the Help!--->About Us section takes eons to open...not until I run out of patience :) can we get this fixed? Not that I use that page often, but here's an issue that bothered me and thought I'd bring it to notice Thanks... --Mayur
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True. I observed this too. The page weighs out 45K HTML alone (Right Click Properties). This, I think is without any included JS files. Besides, I think, the slow down might be due to images being dynamically streamed from the database. My suggestion would that the fragments of the Page can be Ajaxified to accelerate the page render time. For me, the page loaded in 140 seconds (Airtel Broadband, Chennai, India)
Vasudevan Deepak Kumar Personal Homepage Tech Gossips
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True. I observed this too. The page weighs out 45K HTML alone (Right Click Properties). This, I think is without any included JS files. Besides, I think, the slow down might be due to images being dynamically streamed from the database. My suggestion would that the fragments of the Page can be Ajaxified to accelerate the page render time. For me, the page loaded in 140 seconds (Airtel Broadband, Chennai, India)
Vasudevan Deepak Kumar Personal Homepage Tech Gossips
No, it's because the query I'm using is broken - it does a full table scan of one of the fields because that field is currently representing a bitmask (bad old legacy code). The size isn't an issue at all, nor will AJAX do anything. I just need to retro-fit the DB changes we've made in our dev servers onto the live server (which leads to another change which leads to another change and so on).
cheers, Chris Maunder
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