| Re: GZIP compression problems |
| by Chappy on 2005/2/16 11:10:48 You're welcome. I just requested that it be added to the FAQ, as well. Take care! Glad it did the trick... |
| Re: GZIP compression problems |
| by fredski on 2005/2/16 10:33:03 Thanks Chappy, Putting le="color: #000000"><?php php_flag zlib.output_compression on php_value zlib.output_compression_level 5 into my .htaccess file and disabling compression in XOOPS did the trick. My pages fly now :)
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| Re: GZIP compression problems |
| by Chappy on 2005/2/16 5:34:04 I have no idea at all if this thread will be of any help (I'm relatively certain that it does not address your specific issue - but perhaps it touches on it tangetially), but I offer it as some place to start: https://xoops.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=16786&viewmode=flat&order=ASC&start=10 It'll prob land you in the middle of the thread, so you may want to start at the beginning. |
| GZIP compression problems |
| by fredski on 2005/2/15 11:45:01 I have enabled gzip compression but I have a problem.. When I go to my site http://www.domain.com and check for gzip enabled it says that it isn't, but when I go to http://www.domain.com/index.php it says gzip is enabled. WHY??????? Obviously when i get a visitor who has typed in domain.com they are going to visit the un gzipped page resulting in a longer page load and possible loss of a user due to not wanting to wait for it to load. Is there a reason for this?? Also would there be a way for an initial visitor to goto domain.com/index.php rather than it state there at domain.com/ I've not used gzip before on my sites before coming over to xoops, but as Im increasing content etc I need my pages to load faster, when I was on static pages I could optimise each page exactly as I needed. Any help with this would be much appreciated. Thanks |
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