_____________________________________________________________________ My posts & comments are usually dripping with sarcasm.
If you ask nicely I'll give you a towel : )
just checked again and it took much longer. This points to a server issue more than a drupal issue.
Please Note:
You will be required to use a valid .ac.uk e-mail address for the application to be concidered.
on the login options screen, I believe you have considered mispelled.
_____________________________________________________________________ My posts & comments are usually dripping with sarcasm.
If you ask nicely I'll give you a towel : )
B 1. Make fewer HTTP requests
F 2. Use a CDN
F 4. Gzip components
F 3. Add an Expires header
A 5. Put CSS at the top
A 6. Put JS at the bottom
A 7. Avoid CSS expressions
n/a 8. Make JS and CSS external
A 9. Reduce DNS lookups
A 10. Minify JS
A 11. Avoid redirects
A 12. Remove duplicate scripts
F 13. Configure ETags
letter shows your grade from that step so you should improve them.
Most of these can be done through admin/settings/performance but I think your problem is about server configuration or some module.
I remember having an issue like this with devel module. So its better to check out your modules first. Than make performance tweaks at admin/settings/performance .
Next time you get an Internal Server Error, check the error_log for the webserver and Drupal's log. That will probably go a long way to telling you where the problem lies.
your webservers log, would typically be above the public root. This question is better served by reading your hosts documentation or asking in your server supports knowledge base.
_____________________________________________________________________ My posts & comments are usually dripping with sarcasm.
If you ask nicely I'll give you a towel : )
Comments
=-=
Seems to come up in under 3 seconds for me
_____________________________________________________________________
My posts & comments are usually dripping with sarcasm.
If you ask nicely I'll give you a towel : )
3 seconds
That's what's confusing.
Sometimes it's okay, then it goes 15 to 30 seconds. Then sometimes I get Internal server error - nightmare........
=-=
just checked again and it took much longer. This points to a server issue more than a drupal issue.
on the login options screen, I believe you have considered mispelled.
_____________________________________________________________________
My posts & comments are usually dripping with sarcasm.
If you ask nicely I'll give you a towel : )
Here is YSlow output for
Here is YSlow output for your site
letter shows your grade from that step so you should improve them.
Good answer
Wow! Wish I knew how to do all that.
Time to find out how.
Most of these can be done
Most of these can be done through admin/settings/performance but I think your problem is about server configuration or some module.
I remember having an issue like this with devel module. So its better to check out your modules first. Than make performance tweaks at admin/settings/performance .
Next time you get an
Next time you get an Internal Server Error, check the error_log for the webserver and Drupal's log. That will probably go a long way to telling you where the problem lies.
How?
I'm a bit of an amateur (and I know I can't spell).
How do I get the error_log for the webserver and Drupal's log?
=-=
Drupals log is in adminsiter -> status logs
your webservers log, would typically be above the public root. This question is better served by reading your hosts documentation or asking in your server supports knowledge base.
_____________________________________________________________________
My posts & comments are usually dripping with sarcasm.
If you ask nicely I'll give you a towel : )
Thanks
Okay!
I so appreciate the replies.
But I now need time to digest the imformation.
Thanks again.
Drupal Core features
Hi mbull,
go to your site www.example.com/admin/settings/performance
Set Caching mode: Normal (recommended, no side effects)
Set Aggregate and compress CSS files: Enabled
www.buntstich.de