Milhaus wrote:
Your first problem is typical for many CMSMS installations (I think that speed improvements are in plans of CMSMS 2.0). There is collection of tags named
Cache, that you can try. It basically adds compression, when sending your content to client and aloows to optionally set caching time limit (so pages are semi-static then).
About the second - please try to attach correct stylesheets to your template. It is possible, that default ones are cnonnected to template after your modified, so your changes are overwritten. In this case, make your copy of default stylesheet, make your changes here and attach it to your template.
Thanks for the quick reply to my problem. I appreciate you taking the time... (Support is so important.)
My only concern with adapting a "cache module" is dynamic content. What is (or should be...) cached and what should be left alone?
Your second comment makes good sense. Instead of just haking the default template and css from within the admin page, I should have created a new template and css based on my changes and added the package under a different name simply, AS A NEW DESIGN regardless.
I realize that installing on a windows-based server is so much different from using UNIX variants, but windows is easier for me to setup and use fast/immediate, minus the hacking that follows a clean/operational/customized Linux install - that is why I included my various config files. Perhaps someone could take a look see at the files included earlier and suggest alternative setting?
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS ATTEMPT (with no appreciable change in performance...)
PHP.INI
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zlib.output_compression = On
-then-
zlib.output_compression = 5
-then-
output_buffering = On
output_handler = ob_gzhandler
-also-
[Zend]
zend_extension_manager.optimizer_ts="E:/ZendOptimizer/lib/Optimizer-3.3.0"
zend_extension_ts="E:/ZendOptimizer/lib/ZendExtensionManager.dll"
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CMSMS INDEX.PHP
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@ob_start('ob_gzhandler');
-then-
$config['persistent_db_conn']
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In the CMSMS config.php I also tried enabling persistent database connections, then not; then I tried enabling "smarty," then not; then I tried disabling ADO, then not... So my question other than the original posted would be versioning - apache, php, mysql... Please give me a hand here? -Milhaus, my english is not so good also...
(An addition... I use apache 1334, php 442, mysql 3234c on my own windows server XP and 2000 - FAST. I included my php.ini settings, my config.php settings, and a pic of my (questionable recommended) section of the installation page. If someone takes a moment to review my php and config settings... is there any difference in my additions to what might be best recommended or used by others here?) Sorry for the loooonnnngggg posts, but I want to get this rolling.)
