Hi Fans,

Do you want to now why your site is render slow in general, then you could try run a speedtest using gtmetrix, http://gtmetrix.com/ then you should get a report with some indications about why your site is renders slow.

And what you can do to improve this.

Hope this helps,

/Dennis

@dennis thanks for the reply. 

this tool measures the rendering of the site based upon the content provided by the server. In the log of umbraco there is also a rendering entry. does this mean it includes the client side rendering as well? i don't think thats possible. So when a logentry on the server has rendering for 1 sec i asume it's the rendering of the page on the server side. I need to know why it's taking up this long... 

thanks

Frans

Hi Frans, 

I had a talk with one of my collegues and he said that you could try use the MiniProfiler, to see the time of the code, then you maybe get and idea why it is slow

using(DisposableTimer.DebugDuration<string>("Measuringparsingalgorithm"))
{
  //A few lines of your code here that you want to time
}

Hope this can help you,

Dennis

Hi I managed to get the miniprofiler working... kind of... these are the results...

any ideas about the reason for this rendering time?

regards,

Seems to happen while rendering your macros? Try to remove some of them or put timings in them. Also try removing some things from that template to see if they might be slowing down things.

Hi,

thanks for the reply. I finally found the cause. It was indeed a macro which had a slow codebehind. Unfortunately is was something wich could not be cached due to the dynamic nature...

thanks for the assistence.

regards,

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