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Mon, 02/02/2009 - 15:14
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I am noticing slowdown on some parts of Drupal after installing Ubercart 1.7..

For one, when I pull up the orders screen, this page now renders slowly... so slowly I can watch it draw the page and THEN It loads all the icons.. (It shows their alt text until the page is done..)

What could be causing this slowdown? I never saw it until I upgraded to Ubercart 1.7..

How can I figure out where the slowdown is occuring at?

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-Myke

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Mon, 02/02/2009 - 15:18
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Re: Slowdown on Ubercart 1.7?

Hey Myke, not really sure... I haven't noticed any significant slowdown and don't really think changes in UC from 1.6 to 1.7 would be the culprit. If you can browse the site in Firefox, the Firebug tool will let you see which page components are taking a long time to load and why. There's also the YSlow plugin for Firefox/Firebug that gives a little more "slow loading" information.

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Mon, 02/02/2009 - 15:20
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Ryan wrote:Hey Myke, not
Ryan wrote:

Hey Myke, not really sure... I haven't noticed any significant slowdown and don't really think changes in UC from 1.6 to 1.7 would be the culprit. If you can browse the site in Firefox, the Firebug tool will let you see which page components are taking a long time to load and why. There's also the YSlow plugin for Firefox/Firebug that gives a little more "slow loading" information.

Can you point me to a guide on how to use this?

My webhost was saying it was the Google Analytics slowing it down, but when I disabled this, I STILL got the slowdown..

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-Myke

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Mon, 02/02/2009 - 16:05
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Re: Ryan wrote:Hey Myke, not

I don't know of any guides... I usually just dive in and click things. Laughing out loud

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Mon, 02/02/2009 - 18:25
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Clicking things..

That's how I usually do things, but I was hoping there was something that could get me up to speed a little bit quicker.. =)

Also I know there is a way to tell how much time is spent in each Drupal module, can anyone tell me about that? Is it the devel module?

-Myke

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