Hi

recently installed mojoportal on my web server.  its a 2003 with 2gb ram, quad core etc etc, decent internet connection and with other CMS software (such as DNN) works very fast and very snappy.  im trying to get away from DNN because it is becoming a mess.

mojoportal disappointed me considerably with its performance on a default install with the default setup.    i couldnt understand why it took so long to navigate from page to page even on the local network.  so i started watching traffic on my isa server and found that once the site had been delivered or partly delivered to the client, the client began requesting files from a strange IP address.  i found that IP to be one of googles AJAX distribution IPs. 

i have a suspicion that the reason my mojoportal site is appearing slow is because its taking too long to download the extra clientside files that it needs.  possibly because it could be downloading from a US site and i am in AU

is there any reason why mojoportal cant come packaged with this code rather than having to download it from an external site each time a page is requested?

Hi Todd

thanks for your reply.  it seems to be slightly better, but i now have a javascript error and if it appears to be still downloading code from google which is still a speed problem.

Check it out at

http://mojoportal.quintsoft.com.au/ 

Cheers

Q

Hi Guys

i really appreciate the responses.  i have now fixed the jquery issue but still have a considerable delay in page delivery.  i am convinced its because of the google code that is being downloaded by the browser.  any simple way to include these files in my mojoportal deployment?

<script src="http://ie7-js.googlecode.com/svn/version/2.0(beta3)/IE7.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

Quintin