I've sent PM to You.
I've sent PM to You.
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Hi,
The problem was that I neglected to set the second two entries to true after I set the 'QC_USE_PRODUCT_QUERY_DETECTION' to "FALSE"
The site screams now because of your mod!!!!
Dude you rock!!!
Check this out!!!!!!!
(This is down from way over 1000!
And this is even on a GoDaddy server!
Parse Time: 3.387 - Number of Queries: 230 - Query Time: 0.34338080839539
Hi Again,
After I made the changes the site was fast for awhile then it slowd way down again. I am really beginning to wonder if I am on one of GoDaddy's overloaded servers and maybe this is the problem.
I am reading up on Gzip compression and how to use hoping maybe it will help. Something has to give or I will be forced to move my site off of their hosting service.
Is there a sure way to verify that their server is the issue because when I call them they say that everything is fine and that the problem MUST be my site.
This is what I am getting now:
Parse Time: 40.772 - Number of Queries: 243 - Query Time: 3.3197158103485
Parse Time: 40.772 << regardless of what you do, this indicates an overloaded Server
Hi Rob,
My next call is to GoDaddy. If they cannot cure the issue then I will be moving my site.
Could you or someone pm me with some hosting suggestions?
Thank's Rob,
Alan
There is a list of hosting suggestions here: http://www.zen-cart.com/index.php?ma...es&pages_id=10
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I installed this, didn't seem to make much difference so I uninstalled it and restored the two files it overwrote, now I am getting this:
Can anyone help me fix this asap please?Code:1064 You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'SQL_SHOW_PRODUCT_INFO_MAIN' at line 1 in: [SQL_SHOW_PRODUCT_INFO_MAIN]
www.havendesignz.com/store/
Just put the store down for maintenance and have this in bottom right corner now
Code:1064 You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'SQL_BANNER_CHECK_QUERY' at line 1 in: [SQL_BANNER_CHECK_QUERY]
HunnyBee Design
"A man's manners are a mirror in which he shows his portrait." ~ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Panic over, I accidentally deleted define_queries.php....lovely end to a very blonde day LOL
HunnyBee Design
"A man's manners are a mirror in which he shows his portrait." ~ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Hi again, took a break from the pc, figured since all the other posters here had really good results that it had to be a fault on my end not to get much difference the first time (I prolly missed uploading a file with my track record today LMAO), so took a break and re-uploaded LOL
Went from:
Parse Time: 1.151 - Number of Queries: 597 - Query Time: 0.0619792304688
to:
Parse Time: 1.436 - Number of Queries: 260 - Query Time: 0.320205312271
which is great! Thank you :)
HunnyBee Design
"A man's manners are a mirror in which he shows his portrait." ~ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
I don't think it's that great at all ;). Parse times jumped from 1.1 to 1.4 sec. Try to switch off QC_USE_PRODUCT_QUERY_DETECTION (set it to FALSE) in includes/extra_configures/query_cache.php .
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