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Setup:
Eqdkp plus 0.6.4.5
PHP Safe Mode OFF
Register Globals OFF
CURL ON (7.20.0)
Fopen ON
PHP Version 5.3.5
Mysql Version Client(mysqlnd 5.0.7-dev - 091210 - $Revision: 304625 $)
Server(5.5.8)
Mysql Strict Mode NO

Adress: http://www.lame.nu/wow/
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When i started using Eqdkp plus it loaded most pages in 0.6-0.8s now its up to 5-6s and it seems like it happened all of the sudden.
The only thing i can think of that i changed is that i added bosssuite. And i later uninstalled it in hope it would reduce the laoding time, but it didnt.

I have search the forum for tips but i have tried those ( disable rss and updates) with no luck.

The rest of the sites that is running on the same host is quick like lightning ( www.lame.nu ) so it has nothing to do with the provider.

I realy hope someone can contribute with some tips about what is causing this. 5s may sound like nothing to worry about but when you are organizing raids checking dkp fixing items etc etc it ads up quite fast.

try following:
- disable 3d modelviewer
- change itemstats from armory to wowhead

should fix it. i guess its slow since aug. 4th. This day, blizzard disabled the old armory, your itemstats tries to fetch data but fails --> long loading times...

hope that helps.

Thanks for the quick reply.

I deactivated the 3d modelviewer(for items and members) and set itemstat priority to wowhead only. I allso cleared the item catch and updated the items.

But the loading time is the same :/
But it may have been around 4th aug that i started to notice the delay. Maybe there is someting else that is fetching data from armory?

no idea. i'll check. meanwhile please edit your profile fields, its easier for us to find link& version

1. try disable portal modules with external connections (ventrillo, rank image)
2. try disable news loot.
maybe one of this might help

Ahh right on the spot =)

I disabled my portal modules and enabled them one at a time and found out it was "Counter-Module v1.2 by Damien" that caused the long loading times.

Guess it had to fetch to much from the database.

Thanks allot for the quick help and the great portal =)

you're welcome.