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Post your page loading times

Forum|Forum|16 years ago
April 14, 2009
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Sure wish I could create a poll for this, but anyway...

Doesn't matter whether I have the customizing scripts enabled or not...GreaseMonkey and/or the Stylish add-on enabled or disabled. I turn AdBlock off or leave it on. Browser cache cleared, or loaded up with common AdobeForums elements.

Connecting with a robust Comcast cable connection, usually testing at about 6100 kbps for download speeds.

Most thread index pages take on average anywhere from 28 - 34 seconds to completely load for me.

A thread with no replies maybe 10 - 12 seconds.

Is anyone getting significantly faster speeds on similar connections?

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S.D.A. wrote:

It's the same with any new large scale software roll out !

sorry, i've been involved in some large scale rollouts and if i rolled out software this borked i'd be looking for a job as soon as the rollback was finished...

~graffiti

Brainiac

I'd post my loading time but the batteries in my stopwatch died while I was waiting for the page to load.

John Mensinger

Adobe Expert

Firefox 3.0.8 in Windows XP Pro

With (nearly?) identical configurations at work and home.

At home on DSL: all loading times acceptable; no problems.

At work on LAN/T1: Everything works acceptably until I attempt a reply. After clicking a reply link, I wait 40 sec. to 2 minutes for the post editor to load, and when/if it does, the live user entry area is absent. In other words, the boxed area in which I have a live insertion point for typing like I am now, (at home), simply isn't there. I can't post a reply. Bizarre. Like this:

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Anonymous

Bizarre. Like this:

I see that often too. usually a page reload, or go back and forward a few times clears it up. sometimes i just give up. sad.

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Anonymous

Good old Adobe — always at the forefront of technology and at the arse end of support!

Ramón G Castañeda

Inspiring

About two minutes to get in this time, but then I was still logged in.

I can in good conscience say that this POS forum is the worst performing one I have ever visited.

S_D_A_

Inspiring

Ramón G Castañeda wrote:
About two minutes to get in this time, but then I was still logged in.
I can in good conscience say that this POS forum is the worst performing one I have ever visited.

What OS and browser are you using ?

The people with slow loading times should post relevant information so we can see if there is a pattern. It would be interesting to kinow ISP as well because all or either of the foregoing can/may be the issue(s) causing the problem. I personally have quite fast load times on any of the 'puters I've used via the web.

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Bob_Peters

Inspiring

OK. Here is some information.

MacPro (OS X, 10.5.6)

Safari(3.2.1)

Comcast Cable modem

current download speed from San Jose to Chicago: 16 megabits/sec

The forum load times with Jive are neither better nor worse than the Webx forums. Totally unpredictable.

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Anonymous

Every day, about this time, things slow down to even more of a crawl than usual.

I just noticed that the time stamp I see is local not 8.22 PST

Message was edited by: John Joslin

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Anonymous

Post your page loading times...

thank you for that report, ollie williams...

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D__McCahill

Known Participant

Re: Post your page loading times

How does four hours sound? I tried logging in at 8 am yesterday, and finally got in after noon. Sometimes I could get to the menu page, and sometimes to the evil ColdFusion login tool. But I never actually got to a forum where I could post. I was ready to swear off the forums entirely when I finally was on, and then was told I had to sign in again between posting one message and reading the next.

But gee, aren't them colors purty.

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Bob_Peters

Inspiring

Good grief! The access times today are HORRIBLE!

Is there any evidence that anything is going to get fixed? And when?

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Anonymous

I hope its a good sign we're on our way back to the webX forums.

Chris Cox

Brainiac

We can't go back to Webx, for many reasons.

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Anonymous

Chris Cox wrote:
We can't go back to Webx, for many reasons.

Tell dave – he keeps dreaming!

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Anonymous

I was having 2, 3 second load times until today. now its wait forever. wait to login. wait to post. wait to go to a new forum.

Zeno Bokor

Inspiring

same here, i hope that it's a good sign, they're too busy updating stuff behind the scenes to keep the forums running smoothly. Yes, i know, i'm in denial

Tom_Murray_1

Inspiring

1 - 2 seconds. Comcast.
I often found the old forum slow to load.
For some reason I am staying logged in today.

Now using Affinity Photo

Phillip M Jones

Inspiring

I've had to log in three time today . In days past on new system started day and a half, then a Day, now its three times.

Rob_Keijzer

Known Participant

In Amsterdam, Netherlands on a typical 20 Mbit/s DSL (measuring at 12 Mbit/s) it's usually in at 5 seconds.

Rob

Per Berntsen

Adobe Expert

3 - 5 seconds on a 2 Mbit line in Norway.

Chris Cox

Brainiac

*When it worked correctly* webx was faster. But it would drop page requests about 1/20 attemps, or hang for a few minutes with the same frequency. It was kinda broken under the load.

Jive has been more stable, but slower (2 to 5 seconds to load a topic typically, up to 30 seconds if you do a page reload).

But, I don't think they've finished tuning the server setup yet, or the style sheets.

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