Advanced Guestbook is very slow! Help!

Hello,

My first post on proxy2 forum. Congratulations by Advanced Guestbook and others projects.

My guestbook is very slow, the URL is http://www.cruzeta.com.br/guestbook (the server is fast)

Some suggestion?

Excuse by my poor english...

I've seen slower.

Double-check your base url setting in the config.inc.php file. I think you need to remove the "img" at the end. Should be:

See if that helps. The reference to "img" in the original file is a mistake. Carbonize will fix it in his version.

Also, disable html in Admin General Settings

Hi Amber,

My configuration is already it is:

I disable the HTML, but I think still has something wrong.

amber222 wrote:I've seen slower.

Double-check your base url setting in the config.inc.php file. I think you need to remove the "img" at the end. Should be:

$GB_PG["base_url"] = "http://www.cruzeta.com.br/guestbook";

See if that helps. The reference to "img" in the original file is a mistake. Carbonize will fix it in his version.

Also, disable html in Admin General Settings

Did it just suddenly start being slow or has it always been slow? If it's only just started what changes were made when this happened? PHP update? MySQL update?

I think was after it began to increase the number of messages.

I already installed in two servers, and it continues slow.

Lazy Carbonize wrote:Did it just suddenly start being slow or has it always been slow? If it's only just started what changes were made when this happened? PHP update? MySQL update?

I'll look at the SQL used to populate the guestbooks output and see if it can't be speeded up. I'm not sure but possibly it loads every entry into an array before deciding what to display.

Does he generate only the current page or will it be that generates content for all the previous ones?

Not quite sure what you said there.

How many entries do you have?
Check for spam entries to trim the database down.

Then wait for Carbonize to look at the code.

1718 entries.

Freddy and I are going through the code. Freddy's doing most of it as my understanding of MySQL calls in PHP is limited.