How fast is this site for you?

archard

Joined: Jan 11 2007

There are actually a few modules that do that:

http://drupal.org/project/accessibility

http://drupal.org/project/mobit

archard

Joined: Jan 11 2007

"Mekchrious" posted:

Decent. Better than some in some places, but just average in others. Couldn't tell you exactl locations.

I know why that is. Some parts of the site use the database differently then others. For example, the Electric > Transcribed page has to take a lot of different information out of the database, and it's probably the slowest. Same with other large lists like the Final Fantasy series page. I'm gonna look into some caching scripts to speed up the site, as it's very database intensive overall.

insomniac

games master

Joined: Apr 15 2007

the site has always run sweet for me

Weatherspoo7

Joined: Nov 26 2022

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