Can some one help me woth a slow loading site. Some clients even call and say they cant open it at all

Please can some one help woth a guiding help?

Site is in my sig

David

loaded Ok for me in both languages - BUT the flash took forever - I did not wait for that.
Is it critical?

I remember this site and to confirm I double checked.

Still won't load for me. gave it about 20 minutes this round.

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Now that we can move past the keyword stuffing... seriously Strangely though, using FF webdeveloper one can can view the source (provided the keywords above) and then it can provide the generated source which oddly shows only these "slaapkamer shutters, woonkamer shutters, badkamer shutters" - There is something scammy going on there...

The problem with loading is most likely attributed to your java script, if anyones browser settings are not on par with the java used in your site - they will not see it, there isnt even any back up html (content) for people to look at, its literally a case of if you have java you can look, if not, piss off. Even more concerning is that it would appear as if your java functions are calling on other java functions deeper down - kinda like using a php include to include another php include of a table of includes.

In the above mess lies the heart of your problem,

EDIT: sorry, forgot to suggest a fix , your content is basically flash based, why all the java? try get rid of as much of the excess java as you can and test the site in browser with different setting... flash is pretty but not slow connection friendly keep that in mind.

There are 6 script tags at the bottom of your page that read

<SCRIPT language=javascript src="http://127.0.0.1:1025/js.cgi?ca&amp;r=23811"></SCRIPT>

Now then, 127.0.0.1 is my local computer; it's everyone's local computer.

It could be that my computer is doing some strange re-write things (i found that spybot had added 8000 lines to my hosts file) or it could be that you're lazy and need to correct the tags to point to your own website

Northie wrote:

There are 6 script tags at the bottom of your page that read

Code: html

<SCRIPT language=javascript src="http://127.0.0.1:1025/js.cgi?ca&amp;r=23811"></SCRIPT>

Now then, 127.0.0.1 is my local computer; it's everyone's local computer.

It could be that my computer is doing some strange re-write things (i found that spybot had added 8000 lines to my hosts file) or it could be that you're lazy and need to correct the tags to point to your own website

I'm very concerned about those scripts.  I did a lookup on the port used, and found these:
http://www.auditmypc.com/port/tcp-port-1025.asp
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark, … ~mode=flat

There are legitimate uses for this port, but only internally, an external web page shouldn't be trying to access it.  I don't know where you got this code, or what it was meant to do, but I strongly suggest removing it from your page.

matte wrote:

BUT the flash took forever

Hey David...while flash can be very nice but it can also cause a lot of issues as Matte commented

now this does not mean you shouldn't use flash...but you may want to use it in ways that aren't so integral to your site

for example you may want to cut that flash box to a third the size and have examples rotating in there

never make people site around and wait for flash to open....provide enough primary content on the page using html that they can get what they need from the page without having to wait...and if they do stick around long enough for the flash to open it will still give the reader that "impressive luxury design" feeling (which IMO is the biggest reason for having flash)

but by providing them with enough info while the flash loads...you'll at least keep them around long enough for them to see the flash and then be impressed

importantly with the flash - their is no skip option and the nav is in the flash....

If it is the flash that is causing the problem, try to optimize the images your using in the swf file for the web BEFORE you import them into Flash.  If you are using external files (like xml file with links to images) just optimize the images for Flash. 

Also try to disable scripts and load it.  It may be your use of scripts. 

Tip: Keyword stuffing doesn't work. Few search engines focus on keywords and what they do, they look at keyword wieght not abundance.  Use only two or three very targeted keywords.

I would also try to clean up your code.

Good luck.

This book on page loads and performance is an eye opener:
                High Performance Websites - Essential Knowledge for Frontend Engineers
                by Steve Saunders (Chief Performance Yahoo at Yahoo!)
                published by O'Reilly Media, Inc.

Awesome stuff.

These are the best tools mentioned in the book:
1.    YSlow Firefox plugin written by Steve Saunders (1st install firebug javascript debugger - link on same page) http://developer.yahoo.com/yslow/
2.    ibm page detailer - http://alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/pagedetailer

The IBM Page Detailer lists every http call and how much time each one takes.

Pretty cool stuff.  I have improved customer page load times usually by an order of magnitude, and most load in under 1 second.  Of course, heavy flash or images always clog the works.

Hope it helps...

Unfortunately some suppliers use brand names of competitors in their meta-keywords and/or Adwords campaigns.
Is this allowed?

BR,
webmaster Jasno

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