Hi, i´m using nopCommerce 3.10 with sqlce extension and i have very slow loading pages. Most of all is category view with products very slow. My hoster set me unlimited RAM and CPU but still slow anyone has solution how to fix it? I have in web.config debug="false" and plugins are uninstalled.
Specified store URL matches this store URL I think yes
<compilation debug="false" targetFramework="4.5"> in reference project added System.Runtime.Caching
http://i.imgur.com/aONJAiK.jpg almost same results System Information nopCommerce version: 3.10 Operating systemOperating system: Microsoft Windows NT 6.2.9200.0 ASP.NET infoASP.NET info: v4.0.30319 Is full trust levelIs full trust level: True
I´m running with SQLCE4.0 with MSSQL it crashed often. Don´t know what else post to find solution
I had a quick look at it. I noticed first few requests were slow and then it was all fast.. and then again the same page which was faster was loading slow. However, if i keep checking the pages served fast.. it must be the cached.
Seems that your app pool is recycling very often moreover it could be db connection related issue or something else. Where do you hosted your database, is it on remote db server or on the same server?
Moreover, you can enable the mini profiler to find what is taking more time.. this is very helpful to figure out the issue.
Yes pages are cached. My app pool has 500 MB RAM limitation and nopCommerce uses 372 MB RAM DB file is on same server, i tried MSSQL but results was i little bit better but not as my expectation. Edit: I found where to enable so it´s enabled now but don´t know still what is wrong
Yes pages are cached. My app pool has 500 MB RAM limitation and nopCommerce uses 372 MB RAM DB file is on same server, i tried MSSQL but results was i little bit better but not as my expectation. Edit: I found where to enable so it´s enabled now but don´t know still what is wrong
On slow pages, where does the application spent most time..? If profiler is enabled, you can find this details which can be used for further analysis.
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