I'm going to try and describe the code in my opinion, without actually posting all the trash:
There is a standard shell in it (layout, footer etc in layout) where there is sub navigation that is based on a loop (to find the quantity of the option) - on this page, we have 6 The sub links are
Then in the index view, we have third level NAVs - 3 with link Link used Javascript page to hide /.
This means that each of those original 6 options, with their own 3've level NAV, with their every 3 div pages.
In these three pages / devices, the input form is used to make a record in the rail, and then the other 2 pages show records in different classifications.
The code resides on one page using the basic sub-navigation JavaScript tab solution (on one side) so that it can browse all ... (This means that about 6 divisas , In which all 4 division functions - so close to 24 heavy devices).
Loading seems to be forever, though after its extremely fast (obviously) loaded
My big question is how should I attack it? I do not know Ajax - although I think this would be a good solution to load tabs on click.
Elliott
UPDATE:
So I do not think caching is actually going to complete a lot ... I have There are 84 ends in the page that make a record call (currently there are 7 main menu items as 84 - another post has been added since the original post, each menu item has 3 pages; those three pages have about 12 lists Items, and because it all lives on one page - 7x12 = 84 loops / lists ... every b And when I decided to add a menu item, it will add 12 more loops / lists on page). And they can not be cached because they are moving themselves.
I think there is some kind of progressive loading solution in existence, where the tab loads data only when clicked?
I am doing many things to speed up the page, all of which I will post in response to completion.
Try sliding caching for that menu item. I believe the menu is being obtained from SQL (browsing the category list) besides - garbage will help you to analyze your problem more accurately.
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