22 Apr 05
Is it just me or do you guy also see the same.
When I click on any player's profile the upper third of the page appears rather quickly but the lower part (graphs, stats) take quite a few seconds.
Is there any loss in performance since the last couple of days when retrieving this info?
Gotti
22 Apr 05
Originally posted by gotti2000I don't have the problem you're describing. Players with 100 games are as fast as players with 3000. Once it goes over 300 games, it shouldn't make any difference how many games they've played anyway.
It looks like players with a lot of finished games have this problem. But the profile of players with less finished games pop up quicker.
D
22 Apr 05
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Originally posted by gotti2000I have exactly the same problem when accessing RHP on my laptop via my 2mb ADSL connection. However, I don't have that problem when connecting in the office. I'm using Win XP SP2 on my laptop and Win 2K SP4 in the office, but using McAfee Enterprise Edition 8 on both.
Is it just me or do you guy also see the same.
When I click on any player's profile the upper third of the page appears rather quickly but the lower part (graphs, stats) take quite a few seconds.
Is there any loss in performance since the last couple of days when retrieving this info?
Gotti
22 Apr 05
Originally posted by ExyHmm... back at home I don't have the problem either. I'm not sure about the difference in configuration. But it's Win2K in the office (slow) and WinXPver5.1 at home(fast).
I have exactly the same problem when accessing RHP on my laptop via my 2mb ADSL connection. However, I don't have that problem when connecting in the office. I'm using Win XP SP2 on my laptop and Win 2K SP4 in the office, but using McAfee Enterprise Edition 8 on both.
Never mind but thanks for your response.
gg
31 May 05
Originally posted by ExyThis doesn't seem to relate to the internet connection. I saved the html source code on my local machine. opening that page with IE 6.0.2800.1106CO is still slow. When I take out the array lists the page retrieves as fast as expectet. So there seems to be a performance problem with some IE or IE settings and such an array code.
I have exactly the same problem when accessing RHP on my laptop via my 2mb ADSL connection. However, I don't have that problem when connecting in the office. I'm using Win XP SP2 on my laptop and Win 2K SP4 in the office, but using McAfee Enterprise Edition 8 on both.