Ive been battling with this for some time now, and thought it was some issues with Razor files but looks like its doing the same thing with xslt file.
I previously couldnt load my cshtml file and from time to time was getting some Error Loading MacroEngine Script and if the page is refresh a few time it loads the images or properties is rendered. I did delete all the indexing from the App_Data/Temp folder and republish the entire site but no success.
Now i did switched to xslt but no Error msg is displayed but i none of the images being pulled from media section is displayed.
Is this a performance issue with Media section since here am dealing with a multilingual website of 5 languages with other 300 pages and a mobile version of 5 languages as well ?
Am only getting this issue when working with media section though.
I recently had an issue with a site was medium sized 500 pages and over 100 pieces of media. Site was on old live server win2k3 we moved it to new win2k12 server. The site ran very slow and the media section just would not load it would just time out. I stuck sql profiler on the db and found the query it would take over 6mins to run however on the dev server which was 32bit win2k8 same site ran fine. I did some digging around and found that on 64bit server in iis7.5 by default 32bit applications is set to false i set it to true and everything sped up and media section started loading. Maybe similar issue?
Not sure this is the same issue, am using windows 2008 R2 & SQl2008R2. Here my images wont load at all until a make a refresh sometimes i need to make several refresh. This is surely not a connetion issue since i did request some other users to try accessing the pages from UK, The States etc....
This is getting very annoying since now i need to published by nodes every 2 hours for images to display on my website. Am not sure but looks like there is some performance issues with media.
If anyone has any idea, please share this is getting more and more annoying.
Performance Issues with Media Section
Hi All,
Ive been battling with this for some time now, and thought it was some issues with Razor files but looks like its doing the same thing with xslt file.
I previously couldnt load my cshtml file and from time to time was getting some Error Loading MacroEngine Script and if the page is refresh a few time it loads the images or properties is rendered. I did delete all the indexing from the App_Data/Temp folder and republish the entire site but no success.
Now i did switched to xslt but no Error msg is displayed but i none of the images being pulled from media section is displayed.
Is this a performance issue with Media section since here am dealing with a multilingual website of 5 languages with other 300 pages and a mobile version of 5 languages as well ?
Am only getting this issue when working with media section though.
Any suggestions ?
//fuji
Fuji,
I recently had an issue with a site was medium sized 500 pages and over 100 pieces of media. Site was on old live server win2k3 we moved it to new win2k12 server. The site ran very slow and the media section just would not load it would just time out. I stuck sql profiler on the db and found the query it would take over 6mins to run however on the dev server which was 32bit win2k8 same site ran fine. I did some digging around and found that on 64bit server in iis7.5 by default 32bit applications is set to false i set it to true and everything sped up and media section started loading. Maybe similar issue?
Regards
Ismail
Hi Ismail,
Not sure this is the same issue, am using windows 2008 R2 & SQl2008R2. Here my images wont load at all until a make a refresh sometimes i need to make several refresh. This is surely not a connetion issue since i did request some other users to try accessing the pages from UK, The States etc....
On some of the node i get this under Properties
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Anyone can suggest something here, am having some serious issues with loading images and from time to time its loading.
This is getting very annoying since now i need to published by nodes every 2 hours for images to display on my website. Am not sure but looks like there is some performance issues with media.
If anyone has any idea, please share this is getting more and more annoying.
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