Hello, I was noticing that some Drupal sites seem to go a bit slow when trying to preview and then submit posts and comments. Is it possible that not forcing two server/client transactions could decrease server load and increase performance?
I recently started a social network, the site is still in production... it's like 2 months old.
However on the frontpage, I get about 560 queries, and for all other I get about 260 queries... I am on shared hosting and would like to reduced these num of queries for authenticated users.... I use clean URLs on the whole site. btw I have block cache on.
I'm currently looking for some information regarding groups. I plan on a project which will utilize groups and will have thousands or tens-of-thousands of groups to work with. I was told that there was a topic on the forum regarding this some time back but unfortunately I am unable to find it (or my source was mistaken).
How plausible would it be to do something like this? Are there sites like this already in use?
I am trying to find the way that is most make sense to achieve illusion of anyone can submit a content which is moderated by admin that shows up in groups.
I am not sure if this is making sense, but here is some examples.
There are groupA, groupB, groupC
There are moderatorA, moderatorB, moderatorC
I belong in groupA and groupC but want to submit a content to groupB which is moderated byy moderatorB.
Moderation, I'm sing modr8 with some modifications that I made...
This maybe difficut to explain. Whenever users/visitors attempt to read content (read more) website time out. Is this a database issue. Hopefully I explain this correctly