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page execution time fix

Hi,

I am using devel module to analyze the query execution time.
I have created a view for which Queries execution time was 151.16 milliseconds. But the Page execution time was 6250.58 ms.

I would be very thankful if you give me some suggestion to fix this page execution time?

Thanks,
Sumoanand
Working on Food.Video.Community

How do I retrieve the sub folder information from the root if I am running Drupal from a sub folder?

What I want to do is be able to use the sub folders within my content so the urls I reference work no matter where I have drupal installed.

For example:
In development I access my site my url is http://www.mydevdomain.com/fuzetto/drupal but my live site is just http://www.mylivedomain.com.

How to have less DB queries

One of the best things about drupal is how modular it is, but this same great feature can also be its downfall. The more modules a user loads the more database queries, the more queries more drupal’s performance is affected. This is even more of a factor when your database is not running off the localhost.

Files system access is very fast. Why can’t we utilize the file system for some things to reduce drupal cores database queries?

Why cant we have a directory called files/drupal/

Then any tables that modules do not access directly and only access using core function can be moved to the file system.

There are 2 places I think this would be easy to do.

Variables and Cache.

To change variable_get() and variable_set() should be easy.

When it comes to cache tables I found this issue to be very interesting. http://drupal.org/node/45414
This never made into core and it ended up becoming a module. If we forget about the fastpath stuff and do as Dries suggested (cache.db.inc + cache.fs.inc) this could also be moved to the file system very easily.

One more place I think we could do this is with sessions. But the session table can be used directly by modules. So, another thing that can slow down queries is the size of the data returned. So why don’t we move just the session data to the file system.

Could not believe my eyes!

Let me first say that I like Drupal very much and it is currently definately my choice of CMS!

I am relatively new to Drupal and I just found out that unpublished nodes are visible in the menu for non editors or admins!
Opening the page will then lead to an 'access denied' message which is of course correct. However, the menu items should not be visible for non editors in the first place!
First, I thought I must have made a mistake somewhere because this behaviour is not to be expected from a CMS!
After trying for a while I just could not figure what I did wrong, so I did some searches on drupal.org:

The results:
This HUGE bug was already reported in 4.6!

Here are the results:
http://drupal.org/node/54525
http://drupal.org/node/55923 (stated that it is fixed in 4.6 HEAD)
http://drupal.org/node/45988 (actually another problem but mentioning this problem as well)
http://drupal.org/node/68979
http://drupal.org/node/129225 (feature request!!!! not even a bug report for Drupal 6)
http://drupal.org/node/130440
..... (stopped searching)

Here is another thing:
There is a content type which has default published unchecked and create automatic revisions.
A non admin editor creates a node that will of course not be published.
The admin publishes the node.

Now the editor decides that he wants to make some changes to the published node.

Tinymce editor inserts tag <br type="_moz"/> if using mozilla browser

I faced some serious issue.while editing content using tinymce editor in the mozilla browser,tinymce editor inserts
in the content unnecessarily. So when i save the content after editing is done,the page gets disturbed. I tried to find the place where it is created by the tinymce editor.But all gone in vain.Please help me to solve this issue.

Use IPB users ?

Hello,

I currently have a quite big forum under IPB (Invision Power Board) with around 140,000 posts and 11,000 members... and I like IPB :-)
... but I would like my members to be able to manage a blog, post photos (in Gallery Menalto : i've seen it as a module of Drupal : Great !) and post news and articles in a kind of portal/community site.

I don't want them to need to create a new account on the new portal I would install (under Drupal) to be able to use all the features, so I would like to connect DB users of IPB to Drupal.

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