Posted: February 5, 2015 at 11:59 am
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Issue#1 Issue#2 |
Hi, Can you provide temporary login details so we investigate this further? Is so please use this form: |
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I have sent you login information for test environment please check slowness issue as early as possible |
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Issue#3 Importance High |
Hi, I was able to see the slowdown when registering. Is this site on shared web hosting? — |
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yes it is on shared hosting on hostgator. but it was very fast with EE3 plugin |
The data (and relationships) within EE4 are much more complicated than EE3 so different server setups effect this differently. However, the first thing I would try is to disable the Social media buttons plugins, the floating images etc and re-test. There are a lot of requests on each page load which will slow down the site. The site is running in HTTPS but jQuery is enqueued to load over HTTP and is therefore blocked, this will be adding time to your your page loads. This is likely being done through your sites theme. Firstly I would try disabling all Non-EE plugins and re-testing. Then switch to one of the default themes such as TwentyFourteen and test again. Is there still a significant delay? If not activate each plugin one-by one to find which causes the slowdown. Currently I suspect a mixture of HTTP over HTTPS (which then get blocked) and the multiple calls to images on each page for the social icons are cuasing the largest overhead. You could also run the site through something like P3 Performance Profiler to see what that flags up. |
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The plugin loads fine, the issue is when you select the number of registrants. It takes a LONG time for the page to enter registrations to load. We have tried this on a local and a test dedicated server with no relief. What are normal load times for an event registration? |
Hi there, A normal load is typically about 2 seconds when it processes the ticket selections. I think if you can take care of those mixed content errors that will help speed up the load time of that web page. So instead of loading the jQuery library from the Google CDN, you load it from the site where it can also load as https. The same is true for the custom fonts. |
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