[Typo3-dev] Higher parsetime in 3.8.0
Simon Ihmig
ihmig at kaliber5.de
Thu Aug 25 15:41:02 CEST 2005
JoH schrieb:
> Well - since you are delivering content from cache this is not a real
> "parsetime" when there is no USER_INT in the page.
> You should compare the parsetimes (with and without USER_INT) after clearing
> the cache.
> If it's nearly the same time you should try to find out if there is
> something in your userfunction that prevents the page from being cached.
> There are lots of extensions where something like
> $GLOBALS['TSFE']->set_no_cache() is used instead of defining the TS-object
> as USER_INT or COA_INT containing a USER part.
> If this is the case you should remove this line in the PHP code of that
> specific extension to make sure that the page is taken from cache while the
> object itself is not.
I am not shure if I did understand you correctly...
Look at the following example:
I have tested two versions of the site:
Version A: no USER_INT
Version B: single USER_INT, which does absoluty nothing (just an "empty"
USER_INT somewhere in the TS tree)
Parsetime with cache cleared:
A: ~2400ms
B: ~2400ms
Parsetime with cached page:
A: ~25ms
B: ~150ms
Page is definitely cached, no set_no_cache() or whatsoever!
I already did this test some time ago with one of the default demo
packages, so it's not an issue only with my site.
Greetings,
Simon
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