wrockca
msg:4533574 | 4:35 pm on Jan 5, 2013 (gmt 0) |
It could be your host folder depending upon how many files or NODES you have could also slow the performance of the server response.. It happend to me over on Godaddy.
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techbrain
msg:4533913 | 11:42 am on Jan 7, 2013 (gmt 0) |
Dear Chris,
Some time it happens when you upload more sites on a same hosting with your unlimited domain and hosting plans.
Hosting server provider slow down website for earning more money.
Share your website I'll check it and let you know about the problem.
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cmendla
msg:4533924 | 12:44 pm on Jan 7, 2013 (gmt 0) |
Thanks for the replies and ideas. I put an extension on that shows the page load times. They were around 30 seconds.
I installed another copy of joomla with the same template in a different folder. That was loading under 10 seconds. I then did a systematic check of all the extensions and found that an seo extension was interacting with the new version of php and one of the other extensions. That particular extension does not auto update.
The newest version of the seo extension solved the problems.
IOW, I found it by disabling all of the non core extensions and then adding them back one at a time.
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ergophobe
msg:4534131 | 10:35 pm on Jan 7, 2013 (gmt 0) |
That's a tough one - even if you profiled on a dev platform, you still wouldn't see it unless all the versions matched. Good catch.
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wrockca
msg:4534172 | 3:49 am on Jan 8, 2013 (gmt 0) |
Once you get done that is when you really want to test it but for load time between folders on the server should not effect that.
Maybe on the other version you had another app running in the background slowing things down.
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