Hi all.
Please bear with me because I am have a devil of a time trying to test
my application. It is taking forever. I don't know whether it is a server or
a browser problem and how to fix it. I'm hoping someone out there has
been here and knows the fix.
I was on CF 4.5.2 but it was sooo buggy, that I removed it and am back to
CF Studio v.4.5.1 and Enterprise Server Single User and IE 5.5.01 with PWS.
I am using PWS 4.0 and the NT service pack 4. I'm working on a Dell
pentium III 866 with 256 ram and 32 video ram.
Now, after a few passes through my application, where I do hit errors that
have to be fixed, the pages take longer and longer to load. I can almost get
through a game of solitare ... and this is the home page: a set of radio
buttons that take the user to the appropriate module. At the beginning of
the home page I clear the session variables with a structClear
<CFIF isStruct(session)>
<!--- but keep planyr --->
<CFIF isDefined('session.planyr')>
<CFSET planyr = session.planyr>
</CFIF>
<CFSET tmp = structClear(session)>
<!--- structure cleared : re-establish planyr--->
<CFIF isDefined('planyr')>
<CFSET session.planyr = planyr>
</CFIF>
</CFIF>
Other than a style sheet reference, there is nothing else on that page.
But, after each pass (after I fix a error), it gets slower and slower. When
I reboot after a few passes, the process from fast to slow starts all over
again.
Of course, one solution is to program it right the first time :) But, this
endless loading is new. It started with my attempt to upgrade to 4.5.2.
Any help would be most appreciated as time for this development cycle is
is limited and it is taking ages.
Thank you in advance,
Carol
Carol Bluestein
www.CarolBluestein.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
a.k.a.
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