Troubleshooting Guide
From Flux Developer Portal
Slow Performance/Lag Issues
- Check the number and size of custom content like images, CSS, etc.
- Remove any custom .js scripts and see if the problem goes away. It is highly important that you do not remove any built-in flux .js scripts.
- RSS feeds can slow down performance. With each one you add you will increase the chance that your flux pages will load more slowly while it grabs the various RSS feeds you’ve added.
- Flash files can be a culprit of slow page loads. There is nothing wrong with a few, but if you include numerous slideshows and video players on any one page then things are probably going to start to slow your site down. If increasing site speed is your main concern, you might want to keep your Flash widgets and files to a minimum.
- If performance issues occur on all pages, remove custom code from Master page and see if speed is increased. Remove elements from the Main page, one by one. Refresh the page after you remove each element to see the difference in perceived load time.
- If on specific pages, begin removing modules one at a time to see if custom content or code in one of them is the culprit
- Remove elements from the Main page, one by one. Refresh the page after you remove each element to see the difference in perceived load time.
"Invalid uri parameter" for Comments or Content Action widgets
You may need to replace the 'Content URI' with permalink. For example:
<?php
$current_uri = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
?>
on the widget script add this line:
uri '< ? php echo $current_uri; ? >'
I have uploaded a new watermark image for my videos, but the image doesn't seem to change
If you update the watermark to a different image you may experience a caching issue where the change is not immediately apparent. If you clear cache in your browser you should see the updated image .
