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• Re: Who's got the fastest DNN Site? Look'n for Speed!!

  Hi Dawoe, You bring up a good point. What are good tools to use to measure speed. The following are the two that we use, one of which you mentioned above. The times I show are based on 56k. What Optimization Tools are good to measure Speed? 1. Websiteomtimization.com 2. Net Mechanic Good because it also shows browser compatability errors.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by thaumaturge on 3/27/2006

• Re: Who's got the fastest DNN Site? Look'n for Speed!!

  Thanks, cjsmitty , for the post to the viewstate modifications . Results as follows: Our site: websites-marketing.net Our site load time: 9.47s After modification: 8.65s Feedback: Simple to employ. We only have 2 modules on our home page. Basically, the more modules you have, the bigger the viewstate, and the more improvement in load time results that will be seen from this modification. Thanks again csjmitty!

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by thaumaturge on 3/26/2006

• Re: Who's got the fastest DNN Site? Look'n for Speed!!

  Really, I have already tried this module from xepient.com. However, It did not fuction correctly with the blowery.org compression.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by thaumaturge on 3/24/2006

• Re: Who's got the fastest DNN Site? Look'n for Speed!!

  Armand, I have noticed you do have a viewstate module for sale on www.snowcovered.com but it says it is only for DNN 2.0 did you or will you make a version for DNN 3.x and up.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by thaumaturge on 3/24/2006

• Re: Who's got the fastest DNN Site? Look'n for Speed!!

  Wow John, That's impressive!!! So, you broke the 5 second mark! Definately the fastest I have heard of. We now have a little homework to do... I'll get back to you!

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by thaumaturge on 3/23/2006

• Blowery Compression affecting Invetua href exchanger

  When using the blowery.web compression module for dotnetnuke, we have had major issues with our urls falling back to the quicklinks Href exchanger by invetua is not fuctioning correctly... More here Current Analysis If you want it to have a faster load time, then blowery.web is a good tool for that. If you want better looking urls then a href exchanger from Invetura is what I reccomend. Does anyone have both of these running successfully?

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by thaumaturge on 3/23/2006

• Who's got the fastest DNN Site? Look'n for Speed!!

  We are look'n for more speed! How fast is your site? When I see html sites pop on every page, I want it, I need it, NOW! I know that if we all put our techniques together, we can make these sites move! Our Site: websites-marketing.net Load Time: 9.5s (Not fast Enough!) Web Portal Framework - Dot Net Nuke Steps Taken So Far: 1. web compression blowery.org 2. css compression flumpcakes.co.uk 3. compressed photos (Biggest issue..... Decent looking pictures kill load time!) 4. deleted blank spaces in

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by thaumaturge on 3/23/2006

• Re: Forums are in Decay

  Don't give up just yet! As the Dot Net Nuke community grows, I expect more people like me to join in! Sincerely, Patrick Vilyus SEO Technologies LLC

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by thaumaturge on 3/23/2006

• Re: Can you speed up this DNN Site?

  Hi, My current host is Portalwebhosting.com . They are very reliable, and a good hosting company. I am however interested the www.KeepAliveForever.com . This was a comment about the site on another forum... "Had a look at your site... you could do with speeding that up, it took around a minute to load up and i am on a v.fast connection." So, load time is 12 seconds when I check at netmechanic.com , and I'm like, why is it taking so long to frik'n load.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by thaumaturge on 3/15/2006

• Re: UrlRewriting - accessing pages by name only

  Do you mean like this: http://www.websites-marketing.net/s.e.o._results.aspx That is a href exchanger by inventua.com Be careful if you are using the blowery compression .

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by thaumaturge on 3/14/2006