I'm experiencing a high CPU load (100%) when I browse or edit a stylesheet in Umbraco 6.1.3 - I have tried to upgrade to 6.1.5 but it don't fix the problem
I'm hosting other sites and the v4 sites don't have this bug.
I am experiencing the same problem. It seems to only be a problem when there is a large .css-file in the /css/ folder. Does Umbraco process the css-files, when loading them through Umbraco > Settings?
I tried to disable the <scriptDisableEditor>true</scriptDisableEditor> - with no luck regarding performance.
Ideally it would be great to get a bug created on the tracker with as much info as possible (steps to reproduce), ideally in 6.2+ we'll update the core to use the new Services layer instead of the legacy data layer.
High CPU use for browsing / editing CSS
Hi
I'm experiencing a high CPU load (100%) when I browse or edit a stylesheet in Umbraco 6.1.3 - I have tried to upgrade to 6.1.5 but it don't fix the problem
I'm hosting other sites and the v4 sites don't have this bug.
Has anyone seen this too ?
Hi Søren
Could you share some details about the server where the site is hosted? Just curious :)
I think it could be worthwhile submitting it as a bug on the issue tracker though.
/Jan
Did anyone find a solution to this problem?
I am experiencing the same problem. It seems to only be a problem when there is a large .css-file in the /css/ folder. Does Umbraco process the css-files, when loading them through Umbraco > Settings?
I tried to disable the
<scriptDisableEditor>true</scriptDisableEditor>
- with no luck regarding performance.Any ideas on how to solve this?
/Peter
Hello,
Any replies for that?
There's a pull request here for this issue: https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco-CMS/pull/255
Ideally it would be great to get a bug created on the tracker with as much info as possible (steps to reproduce), ideally in 6.2+ we'll update the core to use the new Services layer instead of the legacy data layer.
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