phpBB 3.3.15 (but was also in 3.3.14 and earlier)
PHP 8.3
PHP memory: 2048 MB
I'm helping on a forum and a user is creating nice manuals in there which and he uses lots of images by attachment.
Now the problem is that very often, only the name is displayed, but attached images are just not loaded inline until you refresh the browser window once or sometimes even multiple times.
Now mythought is that php/cpu is reaching limits with that many images in one post and I could install the Lazy Load extension, but in fact that is for php 3.2.x and I don't know if that would be sufficiant.
An example can be found in this thread (click), for example in the 2nd post.
There you can find a manual and lots of images are displayed like this:
1.) Is this indeed because of too many images per post causing cpu rendering issues or something?
2.) Would installing the Lazy Load extension be of any help here?
3.) Would activating Redis fix this issue too?
4.) Any other tips advise to prevent this inline attachments not displaying until multiple browser refresh, next to spreading images over multiple posts?
PHP 8.3
PHP memory: 2048 MB
I'm helping on a forum and a user is creating nice manuals in there which and he uses lots of images by attachment.
Now the problem is that very often, only the name is displayed, but attached images are just not loaded inline until you refresh the browser window once or sometimes even multiple times.
Now mythought is that php/cpu is reaching limits with that many images in one post and I could install the Lazy Load extension, but in fact that is for php 3.2.x and I don't know if that would be sufficiant.
An example can be found in this thread (click), for example in the 2nd post.
There you can find a manual and lots of images are displayed like this:
So these are my questions.Advanced/Afb.02.00.00 Advanced.png
Advanced/Afb.02.01.00 Advanced-ACPI Settings.png
Advanced/Afb.02.01.01.00 Advanced-ACPI Settings.png
Advanced/Afb.02.01.02.00 Advanced-ACPI Settings-Enable ACPI Auto Configuration.png
1.) Is this indeed because of too many images per post causing cpu rendering issues or something?
2.) Would installing the Lazy Load extension be of any help here?
3.) Would activating Redis fix this issue too?
4.) Any other tips advise to prevent this inline attachments not displaying until multiple browser refresh, next to spreading images over multiple posts?
Statistics: Posted by Blacktiger63 — Thu Apr 24, 2025 3:58 pm