Try enabling parse time display in Admin - Configuration - Logging, then:
http://www.zen-cart.com/content.php?...s-numbers-mean
Try enabling parse time display in Admin - Configuration - Logging, then:
http://www.zen-cart.com/content.php?...s-numbers-mean
Okay i did that, and when i load my home page, it gives me this:
Parse Time: 5.865 - Number of Queries: 125 - Query Time: 3.4699792272491
I have no clue what this means. Am I having a server issue, or is there an issue within my site? Its so strange because i haven't really changed anything in the code, and I started having this issue all of a sudden.
The explanation for parse times can be found here:
https://www.zen-cart.com/content.php...s-numbers-mean
Parse times aside - the whole pause-before-executing is the symptom i was having with my host for the 3-4 months before they admitted their shared server was over-shared. My blog seemed faster because it wasn't executing the ginormous number of queries that my store was. It was worse during peak times when my neighbor was sending out his ############ emails or streaming his XXX videos but mysteriously cleared up after they moved me to a less stressed out server. You might try pestering them to look and see what all they've crammed in there with you.
Edit: I like how I can say XXX videos but can't say Vigh-Agh-Ruh! (####### emails).
Switching to a Windows server may well make things worse. My advice would be to follow joejoejoe's lead and demand that GoDaddy move you to a less-crowded server.
Also, ask them to "profile" your site because it's slow. If the person you talk to doesn't know what that means, tell them to escalate the request to 3rd level support or higher --- someone up higher *will* know what it means.
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