I'm just starting out with ChronoConnectivity but I have just noticed this problem. My setup is Joomla bridged via JFusion to a phpBB forum with ~28000 users, phpBB is the Master in JFusion termanoligy.
The issues is on selecting ChronoConnectivity -> Connections Management -> New I initially got a php out of memory error. By increasing the max memory in php.ini to 128M I got round the error. However the page is slow to load taking over ten seconds to complete. When switching from the General tab to the Front End Setting tab it the a further 5 seconds to load. Switching to other tabs is almost instant.
I suspect it is building the FrontEnd Per User Permissions section of the form that take the time and memory as it lists all my users in the pick list. Since the users are not listed in any particular order the per user permissions are essentially unusable with my setup.
Excellent component, I just need to learn how to use it!
The issues is on selecting ChronoConnectivity -> Connections Management -> New I initially got a php out of memory error. By increasing the max memory in php.ini to 128M I got round the error. However the page is slow to load taking over ten seconds to complete. When switching from the General tab to the Front End Setting tab it the a further 5 seconds to load. Switching to other tabs is almost instant.
I suspect it is building the FrontEnd Per User Permissions section of the form that take the time and memory as it lists all my users in the pick list. Since the users are not listed in any particular order the per user permissions are essentially unusable with my setup.
Excellent component, I just need to learn how to use it!
Hi markg,
Frankly the code base of ChronoConnectivity probably isn't up to this. I had problems with pagination on a client site a while back (the previous version of CC) and found that many of the DB calls were being repeated several times (or many times). I ended up re-writing the pagination code but haven't found time to update it to Max's latest release. I suspect that you'll find the same kind of problem elsewhere. The logic is fine, but the code is not optimised at all :-(
Bob
Frankly the code base of ChronoConnectivity probably isn't up to this. I had problems with pagination on a client site a while back (the previous version of CC) and found that many of the DB calls were being repeated several times (or many times). I ended up re-writing the pagination code but haven't found time to update it to Max's latest release. I suspect that you'll find the same kind of problem elsewhere. The logic is fine, but the code is not optimised at all :-(
Bob
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