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  • pedrox Friend
    #179084

    I’m desperate.
    I need you to recommend a host where Ja Wall run well because I had to give up my VPS (I had many problems).
    In my shared web hosting, Ja Wall is very slow.
    Ja_Wall consumes too many resources…

    Thanks

    Even the links without feeds (with articles on k2) does not carry


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    pedrox Friend
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    Sherlock Friend
    #461127

    <em>@pedrox 330041 wrote:</em><blockquote>I’m desperate.
    I need you to recommend a host where Ja Wall run well because I had to give up my VPS (I had many problems).
    In my shared web hosting, Ja Wall is very slow.
    Ja_Wall consumes too many resources…

    Thanks

    Even the links without feeds (with articles on k2) does not carry
    </blockquote>

    Hi pedrox,

    Taking a look here there you would see information regarding the server requirement for ja wall, check to see if your hosting configs match that requirement.

    arucardx Friend
    #461319

    Hi Pedrox,

    I tried loading your site but was unable to get it to load, however I was able to trace your hosting to http://www.arvixe.com. And they appear to have various slowless complain on their support forum, although I see they are quite active is addressing or hushing the problem. Assuming you have bought your hosting thru a reseller, perhaps you might want to approach arvixe directly to lodge a complain or get some help.

    You should be able to see the php version & memory limit in your cpanel since you’re on a shared hosting environment.

    cozeyzero Friend
    #461546

    <em>@pedrox 330041 wrote:</em><blockquote>I’m desperate.
    I need you to recommend a host where Ja Wall run well because I had to give up my VPS (I had many problems).
    In my shared web hosting, Ja Wall is very slow.
    Ja_Wall consumes too many resources…

    Thanks

    Even the links without feeds (with articles on k2) does not carry
    </blockquote>

    been there before bro. u will find my post really helpful. i am now using shared hosting and i use to have the same problems. my page with no contents load for around 20 seconds which dissapoint me. u just need to disable the gzip at global configuration and at system, do not tick yes to url re-writing. go for it.

    pedrox Friend
    #461727

    opinion of my host:

    I have checked the website using an external link and it loads relatively fast. It seems that the issue is in the design of your site as the main page loads over 6MB of data. This is considerably huge for an index page. Further details can be found at this external link:
    http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/#!/pTrmhBb2r/http://elk.arvixe.com/~pedrox/
    121 requests with size of 6.4 MB all loaded in 5.81 s

    Please make sure that you optimize your website to decrease the size and hence the loading time for the website.

    I reduced the size but not resolved…

    This problem only seems to happen with content k2

    I will suspend my site, I can not solve this problem and I can not forsake k2 :((

    arucardx Friend
    #461731

    Base on your tool, allow me to establish the defense for this template for you to use against your host’s bias opinion.

    With both tests done from Dallas, Texas, USA, I have attached the results with cache and without cache. The cache thing being over at the server in Dallas, not my end. Based on the two image with cache and without cache and the test being done in USA which is the same location in as your hosting. The result without cache is just ridiculous. Yet your host is moronically claiming otherwise with cached test.

    I also personally tested your site loading from my computer with and without cache. And I think I know where the problem is. The problem is with your server/site attempting to preload everything before allowing the page to display. I’m from Singapore and it’s impossible for everything is instantly display on my end without cache. Even with cache, it stills require some time. Yet your website spin with a white screen for a long time and suddenly instantly displays the site along with the article content. That is clearly preloading being done on your end, resulting in that “lag time”.

    P.S: Initially i was going to flame you over the moronic accusation on the template’s optimization when the problem is clearly with the host. But then I saw your edited respond and realize that was your host’s respond lol.


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    doparedes07 Friend
    #461785

    <em>@pedrox 331119 wrote:</em><blockquote>opinion of my host:

    I have checked the website using an external link and it loads relatively fast. It seems that the issue is in the design of your site as the main page loads over 6MB of data. This is considerably huge for an index page. Further details can be found at this external link:
    http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/#!/pTrmhBb2r/http://elk.arvixe.com/~pedrox/
    121 requests with size of 6.4 MB all loaded in 5.81 s

    Please make sure that you optimize your website to decrease the size and hence the loading time for the website.

    I reduced the size but not resolved…

    This problem only seems to happen with content k2

    I will suspend my site, I can not solve this problem and I can not forsake k2 :((</blockquote>
    Hi pedrox
    You should try this to optimize your site:
    1) in your .htaccess
    <FilesMatch “.(jpg|jpeg|png|gif|mp3|mp4|css|js|ico|eot|woff|svg)$”>
    Header set Cache-Control “max-age=315360000, public”
    ExpiresDefault “access plus 10 years”
    </FilesMatch>
    2) Enable cache plugin
    3) If you don’t load more articles when scroll down in the index page try to disabled lazyload plugin (i don’t use it on site any more)
    4) Compress images you have arround 5mb of image
    5) Combine your js and css files (try JCH_Optimize plugin, works fine on my site 😉 )
    My site run on shared hosting and here’s is the test result with pingdom tool

    pedrox Friend
    #461807

    EDITADO, sorry

    pedrox Friend
    #461859

    2) Enable cache plugin
    With the cache turned on is faster, but does not clear the cache

    5) Combine your js and css files (try JCH_Optimize plugin, works fine on my site )
    I installed but it seems useless in this case

    3) If you don’t load more articles when scroll down in the index page try to disabled lazyload plugin (i don’t use it on site any more)
    With this mode turned off the pop-up does not carry

    Thanks

    http://elk.arvixe.com/~pedrox/

    arucardx Friend
    #461877

    Hmm.. let me just break it down with detailed explanation then.

    Cache mode is meant for Joomla sites that doesn’t have user generated stuff. for example, a site where no one logs in. It works very well in that situation. And when you update/modify/post a new article, you will then need to clear the cache in Joomla so the site updates. This is very useful when your server is under heavy load, because this removes the unneeded queries back to the SQL database. You site is simply using whatever is saved in the cache folder.

    Combine js files and css files, sorta helps sorta not. Removing white spaces are however very useful. Also helps prevent ppl from reading your code, though they still can with the right text editor.

    Lazyload, it shouldn’t affect pop up. Pop up is set under JA Parameters. If articles are not popping up even though it’s set to pop up in Ja Parameters, it’s because you didn’t enter the number of articles to load under layout options for the category.

    pedrox Friend
    #461919

    Now seems to be working well with Lazyload_Plugin and System_Cache off…
    http://elk.arvixe.com/~pedrox/

    What is
    Maintenance: Purge Expired Cache/Clear Cache
    can be deleted ?

    Thanks

    Thanks


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    arucardx Friend
    #461920

    Purge LCH and Page since you’re not using cache mode anyway. The other 2 is normal.

    Your site still takes dang long to connect from my end though. The loading spd is fine, it’s the connecting part that’s strange

    pedrox Friend
    #461936

    “it’s the connecting part that’s strange”

    Sorry, did not understand. And what can I do about this ?

    Thanks

    Sherlock Friend
    #461978

    <blockquote>”it’s the connecting part that’s strange”</blockquote>

    I think it’s about the network speed at his end 🙂

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