Propaganda Posted September 9, 2010 Posted September 9, 2010 The site I am working on is going to only sell from one manufacturer, themselves. So, if I go around and delete all the code relating to manufacturer information would this help the speed of the site's code execution? Or would the difference not be noticeable enough to be worth the time to do so? thx
Guest Posted September 9, 2010 Posted September 9, 2010 If you disable the manufacture feature in admin, then the pages won't query the database for a manufacture. It makes no sense to remove manufacture code from the individual pages themselves. Chris
♥FWR Media Posted September 9, 2010 Posted September 9, 2010 The site I am working on is going to only sell from one manufacturer, themselves. So, if I go around and delete all the code relating to manufacturer information would this help the speed of the site's code execution? Or would the difference not be noticeable enough to be worth the time to do so? thx Removing unnecessary code, side boxes etc will always help speed. There is very little "slow down" code related to manufacturers in osCommerce but removal of unwanted side boxes is always good. Where you would gain noticeable improvement is in complex SQL queries using joins to the manufacturers table that you could perhaps remove. You would have to be certain that the code dealing with the query result was able to function following it's removal of course. Ultimate SEO Urls 5 PRO - Multi Language Modern, Powerful SEO Urls KissMT Dynamic SEO Meta & Canonical Header Tags KissER Error Handling and Debugging KissIT Image Thumbnailer Security Pro - Querystring protection against hackers ( a KISS contribution ) If you found my post useful please click the "Like This" button to the right. Please only PM me for paid work.
Propaganda Posted September 10, 2010 Author Posted September 10, 2010 oh, I see. Yeah I forgot that biggest speed killer is calls to the database. I don't think I will mess with it really it seems the possibility for future problems is too much to risk. I will concentrate on keeping smaller images and such. ty
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