Important [K.5.0.RC3] Long page load times when posting

jhebbel wrote: And fyi, mootools is loading on your site aswell when you reply... so thats not it.

On the main website, yes. Because its still J2.5 and K4.X

On our stage site, we have no mootools anymore. You can also see my other test site: www.newf1.nl

Look, its all MOOt point anyway. The issue lies in the POST, IE prior to the 303 redirect to the final page, NOTHING loads except headers (the redirect header to send user back to the forum). Therefore mootools wouldn't even load during the post anyway. The POST takes about 5 seconds, thats 5 seconds before anything else loads so the issue in in PHP or DB somewhere, not these libraries that we keep going back and forth over.

Its your editor that loading the mootools anyway, so I cannot disable it.

K5.0 will not load any mootools files.

Try with default joomla template: protostar and try again

810 wrote: K5.0 will not load any mootools files.

Try with default joomla template: protostar and try again

Sorry but it is, and it looks to be the editor as it only loads when using the full reply and the editor is visible, even protostar did this, but again, its the POST that is slow, not GET, moo tools nor any other js library loads during the post as it is just PHP and DB, so can we get past the runaround with the libraries and start looking at what could be slowing it down in a large DB possibly?

It is DEFINITELY high traffic/stats related. I cleared out my active sessions table and disabled kunena's stats and it seems faster now (not sure which did it). You may have no issues with your 34k users, but how many are ever active at once? I typically have a few thousand active sessions on my site at any given time and for some reason that mixed with whatever operations are performed regarding users/sessions during posting causes a lag.

Edit:
Joomla debug now shows total query time when posting down to 100ms on the DB, this is much better. Will see if this inflates again as session table fills back up during "rush hour".