New hosts and when updating and product there is a lag when saving
Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2025 2:23 pm
Phoenix 1.0.9.0 PHP8
This may be something that we have to live with but since moving to a new hosts we are having a small problem when updating products in our admin. There is a short lag of maybe 5-10 seconds when ever we click the save button when we update a product, or create a new product. No other action in the admin seems to be affected. We are having the same problem on our test site which is on the same new hosts but using a different database.
I have tried uninstalling some added modules and code which were hooks and even with only the original core categories code there is still a lag. I am assuming that this is something to do with the database or the database server. There are no errors in the log files for the live site and the test site.
I have checked the database and the products table, plus tried repairing the table in phpmyadmin and its all reported back as OK.
I have asked the hosts and they say there are no errors on the server. The database is stored on the same server apparently as the website.
Does anyone know of a way to test what the code is doing when updating a product, or even had a similar problem.
Cheers
Steve
This may be something that we have to live with but since moving to a new hosts we are having a small problem when updating products in our admin. There is a short lag of maybe 5-10 seconds when ever we click the save button when we update a product, or create a new product. No other action in the admin seems to be affected. We are having the same problem on our test site which is on the same new hosts but using a different database.
I have tried uninstalling some added modules and code which were hooks and even with only the original core categories code there is still a lag. I am assuming that this is something to do with the database or the database server. There are no errors in the log files for the live site and the test site.
I have checked the database and the products table, plus tried repairing the table in phpmyadmin and its all reported back as OK.
I have asked the hosts and they say there are no errors on the server. The database is stored on the same server apparently as the website.
Does anyone know of a way to test what the code is doing when updating a product, or even had a similar problem.
Cheers
Steve