Hello,
I installed RT a few weeks ago, on Apache/Centos, and while its functions
appear to all work correctly, a big problem is that ticket display screens
are rendered painfully slow if using Firefox on Linux. On Windows, using IE,
everything is snappy, Firefox a bit sluggish, but on Linux scrolling three
pages down in a window renders like a 486 computer opening myspace. I have
checked CPU and memory usage - no signs of overload there, disabled add-ons
and plugins, again no noticeable increase in speed. Can you suggest what
causes this slow redraws? It looks like a Javascript issue, should I blame
prototipe? scriptaculous? Any suggested ways to search for what freezes the
interface?
Thank you
Hello,
I installed RT a few weeks ago, on Apache/Centos, and while its
functions appear to all work correctly, a big problem is that ticket
display screens are rendered painfully slow if using Firefox on
Linux. On Windows, using IE, everything is snappy, Firefox a bit
sluggish, but on Linux scrolling three pages down in a window
renders like a 486 computer opening myspace. I have checked CPU and
memory usage - no signs of overload there, disabled add-ons and
plugins, again no noticeable increase in speed. Can you suggest what
causes this slow redraws? It looks like a Javascript issue, should I
blame prototipe? scriptaculous? Any suggested ways to search for
what freezes the interface?
Actually, it’s an interaction between firefox’s corner rounding CSS
and your X server. We’ve seen it on about 3 machines, but never
managed to track it down.
-j
Hello,
I installed RT a few weeks ago, on Apache/Centos, and while its
functions appear to all work correctly, a big problem is that ticket
display screens are rendered painfully slow if using Firefox on
Linux. On Windows, using IE, everything is snappy, Firefox a bit
sluggish, but on Linux scrolling three pages down in a window
renders like a 486 computer opening myspace. I have checked CPU and
memory usage - no signs of overload there, disabled add-ons and
plugins, again no noticeable increase in speed. Can you suggest what
causes this slow redraws? It looks like a Javascript issue, should I
blame prototipe? scriptaculous? Any suggested ways to search for
what freezes the interface?
Actually, it’s an interaction between firefox’s corner rounding CSS
and your X server. We’ve seen it on about 3 machines, but never
managed to track it down.
Here we ended in commenting all “-moz-border-radius:” and
“-webkit-border-radius:” in web2 css. With this, we got good
performances on FF.
You can also try to disable the background image gradient.
Here we ended in commenting all “-moz-border-radius:” and
“-webkit-border-radius:” in web2 css. With this, we got good
performances on FF.
You can also try to disable the background image gradient.
FYI, the bug report:
http://rt3.fsck.com/Ticket/Display.html?id=9898&user=guest&pass=guest
Hi all - a confirmation: disabling rounded borders solved the slow scroll
issue.
Thank youOn Tue, Sep 2, 2008 at 10:09 AM, Emmanuel Lacour elacour@easter-eggs.comwrote:
On Tue, Sep 02, 2008 at 09:06:08AM +0200, Emmanuel Lacour wrote:
Here we ended in commenting all “-moz-border-radius:” and
“-webkit-border-radius:” in web2 css. With this, we got good
performances on FF.
You can also try to disable the background image gradient.
FYI, the bug report:
http://rt3.fsck.com/Ticket/Display.html?id=9898&user=guest&pass=guest
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