CONCRETE5 HORRIBLY SLOW!
Permalink 2 users found helpfulI contacted our hosting co. (Ipower) and they ran some tests and said all is fine on their end. I am not technical at all and don't know what to do.
Editing is a nightmare. It takes so long (minutes) just to log in then more minutes to edit. Today I logged in (finally) to edit and the edit button isn't doing anything at all. Other problems have been happening over the last few weeks too.
I am at a loss. Visitors to the site need to be able to access our info easy or they will leave. I am very upset and don't know what to do.
I offer hosting that has unlimited bandwidth and the servers are great (I have a few clients who run shopping cart sites without any issues). If you are interested PM me.
thanks for this! Can you explain a little what it does?
Best
Patrick
http://andrewembler.com/posts/improving-the-performance-of-zend-cac...
class CleanOldCache extends Job { public function run() { $cache = Cache::getLibrary(); // We enable the cache even if it's // disabled to clear it $cache->setOption('caching', true); // We use OLD instead of ALL to only clear old ones $cache->clean(Zend_Cache::CLEANING_MODE_OLD); // And then disable it again if it was // previously disabled if(!ENABLE_CACHE) { Cache::disableCache(); } return 'Old cache records cleared'; }
EDIT: To anyone who see this post. This code is wrong. It doesn't actually clean old entries afaik.
Maybe this hint should be included better in Concrete5's documentation? I guess there are many site builders, who are desperately seeking the solution for the slowness of Concrete5.
Thank you!!
Does anyone have a recommendation on the best host provider for C5 sites? Would it matter if we moved? Ipower said this morning they are looking into the slow issue and will let me know when they figure it out. Unfortunately, we don't have the luxury of time. Many people visit our website before attending the church.
As for good hosting providers, there are several out there. One that I can personally vouch for as a good place to run C5 is HostGator.
If you have an rss/twitter/anything feed block remove or disable it and check again. I wouldn't be surprised if it was trying to get a feed somewhere and wasn't getting a response and timing out.
http://concrete5.org/hosting
I thinking to migrate to arvixe. They offers the option to install site with concrete 5.7 presintalled. In my actual host, I have my site with concrete 5.6.
Is there some problem when I migrate my site in 5.6 to the new site with concrete 5.7 preinstalled? In this case, wich is best strategy to do the migration?
Thanks for help,
Secondly, this topic is from 2012.
Just make a new topic about this question and you are more likely to get response from people who know what to do.
To everyone: Don't dig up old topics from over 3 years...
I've just been driving myself crazy to find a solution to what's going on with 5.7 and thought maybe this might be of value as a possible one.
then ad this code to the httacess file to enable gzip:
<Files ~ "^[^\.]+$">
ForceType application/x-httpd-php
SetOutputFilter DEFLATE
</Files>
<FilesMatch "\.(js|css|html|htm|php|xml)$">
SetOutputFilter DEFLATE
</FilesMatch>
for more info go to:
http://webmasters.stackexchange.com/questions/18182/enable-gzip-com...
It also really depends on your hosting package; That may also need an upgrade. I remember someone saying that C5 runs slow on some hosts so another option could be to find a C5 hosting company.