20-30 seconds to surf pages? What's up?

OldSkool

OldSkool

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May 8, 2010
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Boating on Raystown Lake, Pa
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What's going on with this site? 20 to 30 seconds to surf between pages. The log on no longer remembers my pass word and I'm kicked out everytime I use go to word to use spell check. No other site is giving me this issue. I cleaned my hard drive and use a 500g jump drive to store all my data on. I have 80% space left on my drives so speed should not be an issue.
I love the site an most of the posts are worth the wait but can someone please look into this? If not than i willl stop useing spel chequ and know on wants tath.
 
I'm just glad I got those 2 long Yacht Expo posts done last week because I would not have the patience to do it with 60-90 seconds between pages.

I don't care what the server guys says..........Houston We HAve A Problem!
 
Went to post a 150 word comment on Buying American this morning and when I hit submit I was kicked off the site. No more post for me with more words in it than whats in this post. No more picture uploads until this is resolved.
 
OldSkool said:
Went to post a 150 word comment on Buying American this morning and when I hit submit I was kicked off the site. No more post for me with more words in it than whats in this post. No more picture uploads until this is resolved.
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Oh the humanity ......
 
I see the slowness often myself....and no Gary...it's not the CATs. For me, it seems to be excessive expecially when trying to edit a post.
 
I have had the same issue for awhile thought it was my equipment but know I don't think it is... hope we can get this solved...
 
I've seen it when trying to edit a post. It seems that the edit saves right away, but the new page doesn't load for a while. So you can normally just click away from the page while you are waiting for it to load and the edit will be done. I have not seen a delay when browsing. On any forum its a good idea to make long posts in word or the like and paste it to the forum. I learned that the hard way years ago.

I have the software guy checking into the software end of things since the server has been ruled out.
 
OldSkool said:
Went to post a 150 word comment on Buying American this morning and when I hit submit I was kicked off the site. No more post for me with more words in it than whats in this post. No more picture uploads until this is resolved.
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this was at least 6-8,000 words before I edited a few out...didn't need spell check :grin:
:smt043:smt043


really it is a bit slow to post.

22 seconds
 
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fwebster said:
I've learned the hard way to compose long posts in MS Word then cut/paste to CSR.
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CSR_Admin said:
I've seen it when trying to edit a post. It seems that the edit saves right away, but the new page doesn't load for a while. So you can normally just click away from the page while you are waiting for it to load and the edit will be done. I have not seen a delay when browsing. On any forum its a good idea to make long posts in word or the like and paste it to the forum. I learned that the hard way years ago.

I have the software guy checking into the software end of things since the server has been ruled out.
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Great idea Frank, I had it too, but then when I paste it in, the script in the page removes many of the spaces. I also have encountered the script removing enters on my Blackberry. I still suspicion the page programing with all of these issues. All of the things I have mentioned in this and previous posts started with the whole virus thing and upgrade of the vBulletin. Could this be related to the auto-save feature in the page? That was new to this upgrade. This is not a list of complaints, but symptoms I have seen to help the site. MM
 
Tried to add a few more things to my post and it locked up when I hit submit. I wanted to add That it takes 2-3 clicks to get the "Reply to..." to open an editor. Sometimes it opens in the current page and others open a new page. MM

Ho, Don't forget the disappearing cursor:)
 
Something changed...my page is loading normal now.

Scratch that!! Back to dial up speed!
 
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