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Nicolas ROLIN	Wednesday 29 December 2004 1:13:23 am I've developped a site with ezPublish 3.4 with only one language (French). Then I've decided to change some translations by changing the translation.ts file. And now the loading time of each page is very long(20 seconds instead of 1 or 2) and not only the first time but each time I asked for a page. It's as if ezPublish doesn't use the translation cache any more and read the translation file each time. Does someone have more information about the translation cache ? How can I check that it's filled ? How can I check the parameters ? Thanks. Nicolas.
Lazaro Ferreira	Wednesday 29 December 2004 2:35:50 am Hi Nicolas, Which version are you using, ezp 3.4.4 ? Have you clear up the ezp cache, and compile ezp templates ? Case yes, check your settings, you should have : [TemplateSettings] TemplateCache=enabled Lazaro http://www.mzbusiness.com
Martin Leblanc	Wednesday 02 February 2005 2:02:51 am We have had the same problem for a long time and it's not a cache problem (99% sure). Martin Martin Leblanc View this in Firefox: www.biocandy.dk/test.html http://www.opensystems.dk http://www.site-camp.net

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Wednesday 29 December 2004 1:13:23 am

I've developped a site with ezPublish 3.4 with only one language (French).
Then I've decided to change some translations by changing the translation.ts file.

And now the loading time of each page is very long(20 seconds instead of 1 or 2) and not only the first time but each time I asked for a page.
It's as if ezPublish doesn't use the translation cache any more and read the translation file each time.

Does someone have more information about the translation cache ? How can I check that it's filled ? How can I check the parameters ?

Thanks.
Nicolas.

Lazaro Ferreira

Wednesday 29 December 2004 2:35:50 am

Hi Nicolas,

Which version are you using, ezp 3.4.4 ?

Have you clear up the ezp cache, and compile ezp templates ?

Case yes, check your settings, you should have :

[TemplateSettings]
TemplateCache=enabled

Lazaro
http://www.mzbusiness.com

Martin Leblanc

Wednesday 02 February 2005 2:02:51 am

We have had the same problem for a long time and it's not a cache problem (99% sure).

Martin

Martin Leblanc

View this in Firefox: www.biocandy.dk/test.html

http://www.opensystems.dk
http://www.site-camp.net