Page Load Times

[Pierre M.]

I hope this wonderfull caching initiative will come into core for 2.0, maybe merged with the static caching Ted has spoken about.
Thank you.
PM

[cyberman]

If you use eventmanager to delete cache after each content change, it works like Ted said (only a bit slower).

[Pierre M.]

Great ! May be so great it should be in 2.0 core.
Thx.
PM

[SMSS]

If you use eventmanager to delete cache after each content change, it works like Ted said (only a bit slower).

Hi--

This sounds like a nice idea, but I'm fairly new to CMSMS and I don't write php code... does anyone have the code for deleting the cached content?

Thanks!--

--SMSS

[Pierre M.]

Using CMSms doesn't require any PHP knowledge.
See the admin console, there is a "clear cache" button.

I don't know the eventmanager, but I bet it doesn't require any PHP either. Just try it.

PM

[websherpa]

Any suggestions for reasonable hosts that accept reseller accounts, where the server and database are optimized such that it would be good for CMSMS speed?  I am having severe speed issues with the CMSMS sites like www.posseproject.ca and the-doctors-office.ca.c1.previewmysite.com that are being hosted by BlueGenesis.com VMSOL shared package. 

The advantage for me there (since I hate their admin interface) was that many of my clients were already hosted by them through some ISP and they come nicely packaged with ASP / PHP on same platform (though it looks like their PHP implementation is a little ham-strung).

Thanks for any suggestions, my clients are getting a little antsy about the speed of their sites.

Wayne

[Pierre M.]

Suggestions ? There are already suggestions in this thread. Why are you not happy with them ?
PM

[wms]

I've read through all of this and tried the cache function [which I don't know how to use the ccontent function without errors] and I'm constantly getting timeout messages while trying to load pages from my site:  http://www.goulbournsoccer.ca

I don't understand why my site is so slow


heeeeeeeeelp,

I'm using CMSMS v1.0.2.

[Pierre M.]

Have you tried Apache's mod_cache for the front end ?
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_cache.html

Maybe it is your supplier and not your config ? How shared is your hosting ? Your hoster should love mod_cache.

PM

[websherpa]

Suggestions ? There are already suggestions in this thread. Why are you not happy with them ?
PM

There are lots of lovely tweaks, thank you, but I asked for suggestions for CMSMS compatible HOST PROVIDERS.  I didn't see a suggestion like that in the thread.  Are they elsewhere in the forum and I missed it?  Thank you for your help.

[cyberman]

As I see you are living in Canada. So it makes no sense to told you about good german providers  .

But if you look at hosting by yourself it's important that hosting company garants there are not too much hosting accounts per server. 50-100 accounts are a good value. 1000 accounts per Server are bad. In germany you would get this cheaply .

By myself I prefere a vserver ...

[3dcandy]

You could try installing a different editor (TinyMCE) and using that...
Makes a difference on a couple of setups I have used

[cyberman]

Is there anything I can do to optimize the page load time?

If you are sure your hosting accout has gzip support you can try to change line 35 in index.php from

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@ob_start();

to

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@ob_start('ob_gzhandler');

Another option is

@ob_start('gz_handler');

You can speed up admin panel too. Open admin/header.php, go to line 5 and change it like suggested.

[cyberman]

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@ob_start('ob_gzhandler');

Another option is

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@ob_start('gz_handler');

You can speed up admin panel too. Open admin/header.php, go to line 5 and change it like suggested.

Please try both options. Maybe the second one works for you (other suppositions) ...

[tsw]

probably not the whole truth, but still the windows graph looks pretty scary to me...

http://blogs.zdnet.com/threatchaos/?p=311