Extremely long load times
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- 11/12/2011
- United Kingdom
henslecd wrote:
I have to say that is a completely unfounded comment, I have many websites running in IIS 7.5 all written in ASP.net.
Ranging from webform sites to MVC systems. Initial start can be slow on the webform sites, but not to the extent of NOP, I am having to wait nearly 60seconds on start up for the site to be displayed.
And now SEO is becoming more and more dependant on fast load times this is unacceptable, the system has been as far as I am aware been moved over the MVC as well, so slow start times shouldnt be an issue at all.
All ASP.net sites are slow to start up.
I have to say that is a completely unfounded comment, I have many websites running in IIS 7.5 all written in ASP.net.
Ranging from webform sites to MVC systems. Initial start can be slow on the webform sites, but not to the extent of NOP, I am having to wait nearly 60seconds on start up for the site to be displayed.
And now SEO is becoming more and more dependant on fast load times this is unacceptable, the system has been as far as I am aware been moved over the MVC as well, so slow start times shouldnt be an issue at all.
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- 14/1/2012
- United States
JamesStuddart wrote:
Sorry I am just a software architect, nothing like you. I just learned to google this morning and found this.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8526080/asp-net-mvc-3-site-loading-is-extremely-slow
All ASP.net sites are slow to start up.
I have to say that is a completely unfounded comment, I have many websites running in IIS 7.5 all written in ASP.net.
Ranging from webform sites to MVC systems. Initial start can be slow on the webform sites, but not to the extent of NOP, I am having to wait nearly 60seconds on start up for the site to be displayed.
And now SEO is becoming more and more dependant on fast load times this is unacceptable, the system has been as far as I am aware been moved over the MVC as well, so slow start times shouldnt be an issue at all.
I have to say that is a completely unfounded comment, I have many websites running in IIS 7.5 all written in ASP.net.
Ranging from webform sites to MVC systems. Initial start can be slow on the webform sites, but not to the extent of NOP, I am having to wait nearly 60seconds on start up for the site to be displayed.
And now SEO is becoming more and more dependant on fast load times this is unacceptable, the system has been as far as I am aware been moved over the MVC as well, so slow start times shouldnt be an issue at all.
Sorry I am just a software architect, nothing like you. I just learned to google this morning and found this.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8526080/asp-net-mvc-3-site-loading-is-extremely-slow
Miembro del equipo
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- 156220
- 22/10/2008
- Armenia
breakskater wrote:
It does (this featured was added back in version 2.40) - https://www.nopcommerce.com/boards/t/15284/keep-alive-configuration-for-24.aspx
This works, but it would be best if nopCommerce kept itself alive like DotNetNuke does
It does (this featured was added back in version 2.40) - https://www.nopcommerce.com/boards/t/15284/keep-alive-configuration-for-24.aspx
MVP
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- 14/9/2010
- United States
a.m. wrote:
Thanks Andrei. I'm still working on converting everything over to 2.4. I like the mobile version. It looks nice. I'm going to contribute the ability to change product images and add a magnifying glass to the product picture. I'll email you a link to the zip file when I'm done, which will be this week. Hopefully, this can make it into version 2.5.
This works, but it would be best if nopCommerce kept itself alive like DotNetNuke does
It does (this featured was added back in version 2.40) - https://www.nopcommerce.com/boards/t/15284/keep-alive-configuration-for-24.aspx
It does (this featured was added back in version 2.40) - https://www.nopcommerce.com/boards/t/15284/keep-alive-configuration-for-24.aspx
Thanks Andrei. I'm still working on converting everything over to 2.4. I like the mobile version. It looks nice. I'm going to contribute the ability to change product images and add a magnifying glass to the product picture. I'll email you a link to the zip file when I'm done, which will be this week. Hopefully, this can make it into version 2.5.