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This CMS is good, but consumes a disproportionate amount of resources. The reason is that the SQL-queries are unoptimized.
That's just one simple example (/administration/news.php, line 124):
$result = dbquery("SELECT * FROM ".DB_NEWS." ORDER BY news_draft DESC, news_datestamp DESC");

We see that the query selects all fields from the table, but need only 3 of them - news_id, news_subject and news_draft. Required fields we take the tens of bytes at the same time, the size of other selected fields (news_news and news_extended) may be tens of kilobytes.
In its normal form of this query should be:
$result = dbquery("SELECT news_id, news_subject, news_draft FROM ".DB_NEWS." ORDER BY news_draft DESC, news_datestamp DESC");

Such examples are quite a lot throughout the code. What do you think?
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Unfortunately I have to agree with you,I have a big website about 200k unique visitors/month,and I had to leave my webhost.Now I'm at a new webhost and he's complaining too because of my website's CPU usage.And this is very sad because this is a really great CMS,at least it does the job for me,bur c'mon guys you should really do some optimizing around this CMS.I did some optimizing around my website,and the homepage had around 70 database request per user,so we developed a little caching script and the difference is HUGE.Now I'm having only around 30 requests per user.
I really hope that some of the developers will read this topic,and they'll make some changes in future versions,or they'll give us some examples on how we could optimize our pages better.
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Thank you for your post - I have to agree with you. We are aware of the problem - and naturally, we are working to continuously improve PHPFusion. I am pleased to announce that v7.01 already offers a wide range of improvements in this respect - and of course we will keep up the hard work. I am sure we will manage to reduce the load further in v8 as well as we are going to improve the CMS in other respects - at least it is high on the agenda.
Edited by Christian on 17-02-2010 14:18,
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This is true Frankenstein, we have been sloppy some places in the system, generally in the admin panel but other places too. In v7.01 we are hoping to change all this and we have a very high focus on optimizations and especially MYSQL optimizations. I have optimized a lot of MySQL queries while working with PHPFusion v7.01 and I am very confident that admins will se a significant reduced load which is our goal!

Keep reporting queries which needs to be optimized and I'll fix them :D
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I thought it's for fast expandability - isn't it?
I mean - new mods, file-edits etc...
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We are still not recommending users to edit core files, we haven't done anything special with PHPFusion V7.01 to make it easier to modify core files.

We have however made a new infusions_include.php file which will make development of advanced functions for PHPFusion much easier. It will hold a file upload function, image upload (with resizing), send PM, infusions settings and some more. There will be an article / news item at the MODs site about this exciting new feature when v7.01 is released!
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That looks great! Can't wait for PF 7.0.1 to release!
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sounds interesting :)
My website is quite heavily modified,will u give us the file names that have been changed since 7.00.07?
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I saw this HobbyMan,but as far as I know they've changed alot of things since March 2009(that is the last date in the changelog)
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Well, almost all files have been changedin one way or another, I doubt anyone has the time to list them here. Why not use the SVN?
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