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Within my profile I have set the following:
Comments & forum posts per-page: 50
Articles per-page, for homepage and category (tag) view: 25
After doing that some links, e.g. jumping from a notification directly to a message, are very very slow. The request, e.g. https://www.gamingonlinux.com/index.php?module=articles_full&aid=10447&comment_id=105433&clear_note=51266 seems to stall. I have to close and open my browser to navigate again. The site though is fast when navigating from the front page and not by notifications. I experience the same when posting a reply to a longer thread. My message got posted, but redirecting to the result seem to stall.
What browser and what plugins are you using?
Considering the amount of topics i end up following and the amount of notifications I get constantly, it's been tested extensively.
Edit: I just made a minor improvement to the handling. Who knows, maybe it will help.
Edit #2: Okay, I've made another adjustment that actually reduces the amount of MySQL queries it needs to do, by cutting one out completely.
To clarify: I never had this before I changed my paging settings, so quite sure it's related to that.
PS: I do see notifications in the notification center for regular threads, but not from the forum here. is this correct? I'm "subscribed without e-mail".
The notification system is not integrated with the forum yet, waiting until I'm completely happy with it first.
Can you see some long running requests or queries on your side?
It's standard Chrome with Adblock disabled for this site.
If multiple others report the same thing, then I can take a look again. For now ill have to sit on it sinve it never happens to me and even on my slower net on my mobile its fine. :(
Sorry.
Articles per-page, for homepage and category (tag) view: 25). These hanging requests started after I changed my preferences to that numbers.
I just tested on my mobile net, while its downloading (so its slow) and a new notification loaded the actual page in about 3 seconds.
Only thing I can think of is to have the F12 menu open, with the console tab open and see if anything interesting comes up there.
"Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'getEditor' of undefined
at a (ckeditor.js:344)
at Object.CKEDITOR.replace (ckeditor.js:348)
at 2984:1133"
but that seems unrelated.
My guess would be a database deadlock somewhere since I seem to experience this only in combination with a write action into the db ("mark notification as read", "set last login date" or "edit a post"). But indeed strange that I seem to be the only one experiencing this. Could be that I'm the only "normal" user using this paging settings ;). Your user account has certainly a different user role than mine. Eventually that make a difference too.
Try a different browser for a while and if you dont see the issue that will say it all.
User role has nothing to do with this issue, it runs the same for each of us.
From my experience I'm pretty sure this is a server-side issue. My browser fires the request, but the request times out.Anyway, I understand that this one seems difficult to track down, lets see if somebody else experiences this. It took me a few months until I reported it here since this is annoying behavior, but with a workaround.