Hello,
I have a page containing 7 iframes. Each document is created through
PHP, 8 in total. I had performance issues which I could solve through
Wincachegrind - now according to it, each of the 8 takes only about
20ms, i.e. the whole page should be loaded in less 0.1 seconds. In
fact, it takes more than 5 seconds to load. The HTML is pretty simple.
I wonder how I can detect the bottleneck reason? Any hints? Is there
any general communication settings, in php.ini or I don't know, e.g.
about parallel connections or so, or things to take into account to
load an iframed page more quickly?
Thanx in advance!
Daniel
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On Apr 17, 12:15 pm, Daniel Loose <gruenwiesl...@web.dewrote:
Hello,
I have a page containing 7 iframes. Each document is created through
PHP, 8 in total. I had performance issues which I could solve through
Wincachegrind - now according to it, each of the 8 takes only about
20ms, i.e. the whole page should be loaded in less 0.1 seconds. In
fact, it takes more than 5 seconds to load. The HTML is pretty simple.
I wonder how I can detect the bottleneck reason? Any hints? Is there
any general communication settings, in php.ini or I don't know, e.g.
about parallel connections or so, or things to take into account to
load an iframed page more quickly?
Thanx in advance!
Daniel
*************
Marty - it's perfect! You're just not thinking fourth dimensionally!
[Emmett "Doc" Brown]
If you wish to email me, please use newsreply at wuwei minus webservices dot de
Are you using PHP sessions? If so, each page (or iframe) requested
will open the session, lock it, execute, write the session back, then
release the lock. While that data is locked the other pages (iframes)
will wait -- which may be what you're experiencing.
|Are you using PHP sessions? If so, each page (or iframe) requested
|will open the session, lock it, execute, write the session back, then
|release the lock. While that data is locked the other pages (iframes)
|will wait -- which may be what you're experiencing.
oh! yes I do. -- what can I do?? =)
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*** Daniel Loose escribió/wrote (Thu, 17 Apr 2008 19:27:01 +0200):
oh! yes I do. -- what can I do?? =)
Do those 7 iframes do something that can't be accomplished in the main
page? Do you need session data in all of them?
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On Apr 17, 9:15 am, Daniel Loose <gruenwiesl...@web.dewrote:
>
I have a page containing 7 iframes. Each document is created through
PHP, 8 in total. I had performance issues which I could solve through
Wincachegrind - now according to it, each of the 8 takes only about
20ms, i.e. the whole page should be loaded in less 0.1 seconds. In
fact, it takes more than 5 seconds to load. The HTML is pretty simple.
I wonder how I can detect the bottleneck reason? Any hints? Is there
any general communication settings, in php.ini or I don't know, e.g.
about parallel connections or so, or things to take into account to
load an iframed page more quickly?
Not really... The best way to deal with this problem is to get rid of
iframes altogether. When the main page loads, it triggers the loading
of 7 iframes, each of which is a page in its own right. So every time
the main page loads, the server has to process eight HTTP requests.
If each of this pages is database-driven, you also end up with eight
database connections.
Alternatively, if some or all of the iframes are static or not
frequently updated, you could cache them...
Cheers,
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