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Shah

Shah

Chevereto Member
Hello @Rodolfo

As this topic is discussed earlier, my site has more then 2600+ images almost all images has size between 5mb to 10mb & it takes 40sec to 60sec even more time to load & consumes a lot of bandwidth, Just want to know is this clean code ? can i put these codes into my site & it works with 3.6.7 ?

Thanks
 
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Sorry, I don't understand the clean code statement. Also I don't understand what codes you want to add.
 
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Shah said:
Hello @Rodolfo

As this topic is discussed earlier, my site has more then 2600+ images almost all images has size between 5mb to 10mb & it takes 40sec to 60sec even more time to load & consumes a lot of bandwidth, Just want to know is this clean code? can i put these codes into my site & it works with 3.6.7 ?

Thanks
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PHP version do you have?
 
Rodolfo said:
Sorry, I don't understand the "clean code" statement.
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Clean code means everything is written perfect by client, Because i don't want mess with things. You know a single code line will effect the site. Could you implement this official near future? As you accepted the suggestion.

Thanks
 
Shah said:
Could you implement this official near future? As you accepted the suggestion.
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If your setup can't handle large images (too much visitors) then don't allow large images. I've saw some websites with a max setting of 20MB which is too much if you ask me. An official implementation for handling large images could be added in the final life cycle of v3.X, not right now.

Regarding the code, I don't know if the code will work. You need to ask that to the person who posted that code.
 
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