> > 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.
hits not visits :) 50 thousands hits per day in not big number at all. > > 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? Depending on what You exactly want to make. For example I needed 8 articles from 2000 in many site places, so I decided to fetch all once for hour and make array stored in session or in some object field. It was faster to get array than list all articles all the time. > > 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. That's nadmin specific, not midgard. Piotras --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
