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johnsum
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 Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 2:40 pm Post subject: Is it me or is the speed issue due to the include plugin? |
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seems like the include plugin is the speed monger when including a sub-template with sub-templates in it .
instance ->
grab a template file, in said template file load a include off of a variable (doesnt have to be a variable tho, just is in my case)
inside said include, have other "plugins or modules" of which use the fetch or display functionality.
by nesting these (fetchs/display/includes) smarty takes a proverbial dump
so anyways is it me or is that the big culprit making headache?
let me know if u guys need or want some code examples i can whip some up if needed.
note: i even tried to change plugins to compilers however no progress got made the include fecth/display kills it everytime. up to 170+ ms just for that one include to other templates.
oh also whats up with merge compiled includes ? It doesn't seem to make any change with it enabled.
oops one more thing, why does display now force debug(ifenabled) in a matter where u cant override it unless u just override the function in your own class? |
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U.Tews
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| Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 3:35 pm Post subject: |
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Hmm, do you have force_compile = false ?
Sounds strange. Would be good to have more information about your test case. |
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johnsum
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| Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 4:01 pm Post subject: yup let me give you a example |
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force_compile is off , but don't get me wrong ( ON compile things are ovb. more slow )
however the same area in execution smarty seems to hang after templates have been compiled.
i just wrote this real quick so sorry if it doesn't work on first go :p
example code:
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class for example for plugin controller
class CustomClass{
function serveCustomPlugin($plugin){
// inhere we would extend to another class that hold said plugin
return new $plugin;
}
}
class Pluginnamed_whatever{
function runplugin($params=array(),$smarty){
//for the sake of this example im keeping it simple
$smarty->assign('blah','neato');
return $smarty->fetch('thepluginsfile.html');
}
}
class Pluginnamed_whatever2{
function runplugin($params=array(),$smarty){
//for the sake of this example im keeping it simple
$smarty->assign('blah','neato');
return $smarty->fetch('thepluginsfile.html');
}
}
class Pluginnamed_whatever3{
function runplugin($params=array(),$smarty){
//for the sake of this example im keeping it simple
$smarty->assign('blah','neato');
return $smarty->fetch('thepluginsfile.html');
}
}
custom smarty plugin to serve plugins
function smarty_function_thisguy($params,$smarty,$template){
$pluginthis = CustomClass::serveCustomPlugin($params['do']);
return $pluginthis->runplugin($params,$smarty);
}
main template file
<body>bla bla {include file='index.html'}
</body>
subtemplate file "index.html"
<div>{thisguy do='Pluginnamed_whatever' with='morestuff_if_needed'}</div>
<div>{thisguy do='Pluginnamed_whatever2' with='morestuff_if_needed'}</div>
<div>{thisguy do='Pluginnamed_whatever3' with='morestuff_if_needed'}</div>
thepluginsfile.html
<div>{$blah}</div>
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basically nesting these seems to be too much maybe...? idk maybe you can shed some light  |
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johnsum
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| Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 2:29 pm Post subject: |
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U.Tews
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| Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 3:00 pm Post subject: |
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Your test case does compile at my system in 0.08 secs. Once compiled it renders in 0.0036 secs.
I have no idea what happens at your system. |
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johnsum
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| Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 3:03 pm Post subject: |
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| there could be a possibility that in this example i only made one file for the plugin to be fetched in actuality there are thepluginsfile.html thepluginsfile2.html and so on for each plugin idk if that has something to do with ? but basically in my test there are 4 fetchs for the one include all being different pages. |
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U.Tews
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| Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 3:16 pm Post subject: |
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That does run as well.
If you turn debugging on with $smarty->debugging = true;
you should be able to see compile and rendering times for the differnet templates. Perhaps this gives you a hint. |
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johnsum
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| Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 3:22 pm Post subject: |
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ok well do have any suggestion being that smarty3 has some uncovered tid bits still, that might fit this logical purpose? we played with createTemplate and all kinds of other lil things but haven't manage anything more efficient then basically what i sent you.
i guess the basis is in my testing we are getting a difference in time only during fetch so what alternative is there for this logic?
note: we have extended the debug already smarty is great and does provide detailed info there thnx. |
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