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in my setup I have albums with large amount of photos in it. When opening such an album performance is rather low, it takes 5 seconds to load an album with ~11k photos in it. That surprised me first, because I have even more photos in timeline view and there's no performance issue there.
Looking at MySQL statements log I noticed that each time an album is opened, the oc_filecache table is queried for every photo in album first and only after that the album content is rendered. I assume the timeline view implements lazy loading properly, is it possible to apply same to albums?
Thanks,
Emil
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Hi,
in my setup I have albums with large amount of photos in it. When opening such an album performance is rather low, it takes 5 seconds to load an album with ~11k photos in it. That surprised me first, because I have even more photos in timeline view and there's no performance issue there.
Looking at MySQL statements log I noticed that each time an album is opened, the oc_filecache table is queried for every photo in album first and only after that the album content is rendered. I assume the timeline view implements lazy loading properly, is it possible to apply same to albums?
Thanks,
Emil
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: