Yes.
I was too greedy before when configuring MariaDB made my server always overload :(
My forum is also taking too long to load third party js.
Optimizing the style/theme will reduce the loading time of the DOM
From my experience, I would like to share some ways to speed up page loading (apart from adding server hardware configuration). Hope it helps someone in need.
1. Enable HTTP2 and Brotli (if your webserver supports it)
2. Install and configure Zend Opcache to speed up PHP processing and reduce...
That's exactly what I'm getting if cachePage is enabled :(
Thanks for the solution you gave. It was perfect, problem solved. Thank you very much
You can edit the file:
/src/XF/PageCache.php
Line: 137
public function getCachedPage(\XF\App $app)
{
$cacheId = $this->getCacheId()...
Hi @Xon
Can I use Lazyload for my Templates?
Also, is there a way to apply it to the entire Templates instead of editing each piece of code one by one?
Big thanks!
However, I'm trying to figure out why the page loads so slowly (without Memcached) :(
Server info:
Intel(R) Xeon(R) Silver 4114 CPU @ 2.20GHz
RAM: 32GB
SSD
PHP 7.4.26, MariaDB 10.4, Zend Opcache
Done!
I have solved the problem.
I don't understand why the Memcached configuration in the src/config.php file doesn't run in version 2.2.8 (previously in version 2.2.7P1 it still works fine).
I have corrected it as follows:
$config['cache']['enabled'] = true;
$config['cache']['css']['enabled']...
https://www.webpagetest.org/result/211204_BiDcSA_d61ebc7d44367063d78c883fdbcda087/
:(
First Byte Time (back-end processing): 51/100
1652 ms First Byte Time
930 ms Target First Byte Time
Thanks!
But
Cloudflare - I only use DNS :(
However, I don't understand why when I host on the same server, my other sites don't. Only my forum is suffering from this situation :(
Other domains (subdomains) I also only use DNS of CF