Re: [Semediawiki-user] How to load Filtered format of Semantic Results Format Asynchronously?

[Neel n L. <nee...@ya...>]

Ok... I noticed that the loading speed is terrible when I have __NOCACHE__ on. I had nocache so the recently added articles are updated straight away. But the page loading speed is taking a big hit due to this. When I remove this and have caching on. then it loads a lot better. I do have 1 general question related to caching though. I understand that when caching is enabled, the new articles doesnt show in these filtered results straight away and it takes about a day or so before it shows there. But I can manually refresh the MW cache by clicking on the "Refresh" link in that page (not the browser cache) inside the dropdown under Move page and it shows the updated articles once this is done. I am wondering, does each user need to do that in order to see that new changes or if I (admin) does it by refreshing the page once, does the MW cache gets updated automatically for all users who are visiting that page after that?

Thanks,
Neel.


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 From: Stephan Gambke <s7...@gm...>
To: Neel n Lorina <nee...@ya...> 
Cc: Semantic Mailing List <sem...@li...> 
Sent: Thursday, 24 October 2013 1:22 PM
Subject: Re: [Semediawiki-user] How to load Filtered format of Semantic Results Format Asynchronously?
 

I am afraid, asynchronious loading is not available (yet).


On 24 October 2013 09:44, Neel n Lorina <nee...@ya...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using Filtered format of Semantic Results Format Extension to display articles in some category pages. The extension works great and I dont have any problem with the actual extension. But the issue I am facing is with the really slow page loading speed. I am displaying the results similar to the way it is shown in this http://www.wiltshireparentcarercouncil.co.uk/en/User:Stephan_Gambke site where the results show the article image, a description and a few other info as a preview on that article. When I have hundreds of articles here, the page takes more than 30-40 seconds to load and I think its due to the queries it needs to perform in order to gather the info to show in the results. I dont want to put a limit on search results since it will hide all other articles listed there. I am wondering if there is a way to load these queries and the filtered results section asynchonously / Ajax method after the main page has loaded first? So this way,
>  atleast the main category page opens up fast and its only the filtered results section that will slowly load after getting the response from the server. If not, this is delaying the loading of the whole page itself. Is that possible? If it is, how can it be done? Is it as simple as adding a parameter or adding something to the MW queries inside the mediawiki text in that page or is it more advanced than that?  I am on VPS with 1GB RAM with plenty of bandwidth.
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