- Location
- Central Ohio, USA
- Name
- Andrew
I get this now too, quite annoying. Any reason this was activated?
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I get this now too, quite annoying. Any reason this was activated?
Irene McC
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- Location
- CPT, South Africa
It's intermittent though - doesn't happen every time for me
Why what was activated?
There has been no changes for some time; the PWA (the option to install an "app") has been turned for over a year and the editor has always had an option to switch between WYSIWYG and 'bb code' mode. What ever is going on, it's not due to any changes on the server or config' options.
FYI follow-up.... I'm still looking into the lag issue. I had a chance to experiment a bit last night and can answer what it isn't so far. It's really bugging me because one minute everything loads fast then a page reload gets the image lag (even though the images should've been cached in the browser by that point) and then fast again. Nothing unusual is showing up in the logs and Chrome's waterfall just shows an unexplained pause in the middle of the page load when I get the lag.
The "Microsoft solution" may be tempted next (a server reboot) so if there is a window of about 5 minutes or so where nothing loads at all, it's likely just the reboot. And, before anybody asks... yes, I've already rebuilt the various search indexes and caches on the server, AWS shows no recent service issues, and I've checked the basics like drive space, memory, and so on. Speaking of experiments, if anybody sees any sections of the front page missing it's just temporary while I try to track down perhaps if a particular widget or SQL query somewhere is to blame.
The "Microsoft solution" may be tempted next (a server reboot) so if there is a window of about 5 minutes or so where nothing loads at all, it's likely just the reboot. And, before anybody asks... yes, I've already rebuilt the various search indexes and caches on the server, AWS shows no recent service issues, and I've checked the basics like drive space, memory, and so on. Speaking of experiments, if anybody sees any sections of the front page missing it's just temporary while I try to track down perhaps if a particular widget or SQL query somewhere is to blame.
- Location
- Minnesota
- Name
- Chris
I think we figured out that behavior happens when you attempt to react to a post before the pages has finished loading. Which since it’s taking so long to load, we’re encountering that more often.
- Location
- Central Ohio, USA
- Name
- Andrew
I think you may be right.
- Location
- Tanagra
I found the problem:
- Location
- Vancouver BC
- Name
- Graham
At least it's not 220VAC !
- Location
- Beaumaris, Melbourne, Australia
- Name
- John ...
Good luck, @Kevin.
Sounds like our home switchboard here. I've never counted the number of power outlets, after 16 years living here. It is all single phase 240V AC, with 100A main fuse. But there are at least 15-20 circuits, with 9 for individual items (oven, dishwasher, air conditioners, pool heater/cooler, other pool equipment, separate 40A feed for SWMBO's kiln shed, and the like), plus 10-12 general power circuits. They each have ELCB/RCD protection. Then there's the 8 kW solar array wiring. Gets a bit complex in there! We have very strict laws in Australia regarding fixed household wiring - all governed by a compulsory standard, AS3000.
So, yeah. Our switchboard's a bit like your server, complex, and can be hard to troubleshoot.
Sounds like our home switchboard here. I've never counted the number of power outlets, after 16 years living here. It is all single phase 240V AC, with 100A main fuse. But there are at least 15-20 circuits, with 9 for individual items (oven, dishwasher, air conditioners, pool heater/cooler, other pool equipment, separate 40A feed for SWMBO's kiln shed, and the like), plus 10-12 general power circuits. They each have ELCB/RCD protection. Then there's the 8 kW solar array wiring. Gets a bit complex in there! We have very strict laws in Australia regarding fixed household wiring - all governed by a compulsory standard, AS3000.
So, yeah. Our switchboard's a bit like your server, complex, and can be hard to troubleshoot.
FYI that I'll be updating the XenForo version tonight. For those not familiar with that name, "XenForo", shortened as "XF", is the software that powers our community.
I've reset & updated just about everything else possible behind-the-scenes so it's time to push up when I was planning on updating XF itself.
I've reset & updated just about everything else possible behind-the-scenes so it's time to push up when I was planning on updating XF itself.
- Location
- Minnesota
- Name
- Chris
For what it’s worth, the site seems snappier this morning. At least in regards to quickly bringing me to the newest post on a page. The images still have a slight delay in loading, although that’s not as bad as it was before either. It does seem that the image loading and remembering where to take you to on a given page are two separate items, and at least one of those may be fixed?
- Location
- Tanagra
Seems to be working quite well this morning for me too. So well I didn’t notice until I saw Chris’s post above. It’s going straight to the correct post instead of sitting at the top of the page for several seconds.
- Location
- Whidbey Island
- Name
- Lyle
Much better this morning (so far). Thanks!
- Name
- Hendrik Demey
Problems seem corrected, in any case on my end.
- Location
- Beaumaris, Melbourne, Australia
- Name
- John ...
Herbert Hound
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- Location
- The Welsh Borders
- Name
- Colin
It's all good here, too.
- Location
- Switzerland
- Name
- Matt
Yep, everything nice and snappy 
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Herman
The Image Stimulator
- Location
- The Netherlands
- Name
- Herman
