On Fri, 2 Aug 2002, pp wrote: > Personally I do not see any slow down for sites with 1000 visits per day > or 50 - 60 thousands hits per day.
Oh, wow, that's impressive. So, I guess as long as the database fits in memory you'll probably have little performance problems. > This is midgard application and browser specific problem. Yes, but what about midgard itself? If I do a mgd_list_articles_all and it has 2000 records, Is the function call itself a problem? Or do midgard simply get a mysql result set from mysql and then wait with the "mapping" of result set data to $list->approved (fx) until the user requests it. Guess it's something like that, eh? > For such sites You must create specific admin interface. > Or You should. And indeed, nadmin makes browser "tired" and slow > while listing for example 2000 unapproved articles. Good point. I'll recommend the users to make a habit of approving articles as soon as possible. The largest topics in my design will have a "mere" 400 articles so I believe it wont be a problem even in nadmin. As my users are very impressed with nadmin (amaising what some cute looking bells and wistles can do to people =) I have tried to design the site so that it can be administered solely through nadmin. -- Fredrik Jonson [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
