General discussion of MRBS (Meeting Room Booking System)

David Moore | 1 Dec 2009 01:11

Re: Speed issue - table with 70 rooms

You are experiencing a problem because of the hardware of your web server or a major configuration issue. 70 rooms isn’t that much data in a modern database. I have 50 rooms plus 10 other php sites all using the database on our intranet site and I don’t have any issues at all – and our rooms are booked everyday globally. To summarize – not an issue with this program.

From: Denton, Joy [mailto:jed <at> umich.edu]
Sent: Monday, November 30, 2009 1:29 PM
To: slice.cheese <at> gmail.com; General purpose list(support/developers/users)
Subject: Re: [MRBS-general] Speed issue - table with 70 rooms

Have you checked to see if the database needs to be optimized? I have had to optimize ours every so often.

From: Cheese Slice [mailto:slice.cheese <at> googlemail.com]
Sent: Monday, November 30, 2009 4:58 AM
To: mrbs-general <at> lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [MRBS-general] Speed issue - table with 70 rooms

I have posted about this before but I'm starting to see a significant lag in the main 'day.php' page drawing.

I have one area with 70 bookable rooms(workstatsions) and it is taking an average of 24 seconds to load the page. The server is local, on the intranet.

Can anyone suggest anything that I can do to speed things up? I only have access to an admin page for the intranet webserver, a customised version of plesk I think, as it hosts other internal sites too. Is there anything I can ask the web server team to do to increase the page loading speed?

Cheers.

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Zsolt Vilhelm | 1 Dec 2009 14:48

Hungarian Date Format

Hello,

Is it possible to set up MRBS to show Date in Hungarian format like:

Y:M:D + Name of Day

or should i edit the day.php manually?

I tried to set localization options int he config file, but no success.

Thanks.

Your Sincerely:

Zsolt.Vilhelm

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John Beranek - MRBS Developer | 1 Dec 2009 16:43

Re: Hungarian Date Format

On 01/12/09 13:48, Zsolt Vilhelm wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Is it possible to set up MRBS to show Date in Hungarian format like:
>
> Y:M:D + Name of Day
>
> or should i edit the day.php manually?

Out of interest, which dates on the page are you unhappy with?

John.

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John Beranek - MRBS Developer | 1 Dec 2009 16:42

Re: Hungarian Date Format

On 01/12/09 13:48, Zsolt Vilhelm wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Is it possible to set up MRBS to show Date in Hungarian format like:
>
> Y:M:D + Name of Day

MRBS doesn't currently use the "locale dependent" options for date 
display (like the %c and %x options in strftime() - I'm somewhat 
surprised to find that PHP's date() function doesn't have locale 
dependent date/time formats) apart from the "Server time" shown in the 
help page.

John.

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Zsolt Vilhelm | 1 Dec 2009 16:51

Re: Hungarian Date Format

On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 4:43 PM, John Beranek - MRBS Developer <jberanek <at> users.sourceforge.net> wrote:

On 01/12/09 13:48, Zsolt Vilhelm wrote:
>

> Hello,
>
> Is it possible to set up MRBS to show Date in Hungarian format like:
>
> Y:M:D + Name of Day
>
> or should i edit the day.php manually?

Out of interest, which dates on the page are you unhappy with?

John.

Hello John,

The problem is on starter page (day.php) under the top bar which show the current day

Currently it shows up like this :

kedd 01 december 2009

And it should look like something like this:

2009 december 01. (kedd) or 2009.12.01. (kedd) - at least thats official format here in Hungary.

I know I can edit the php file manually....

Thanks

Zsolt Vilhelm

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Zsolt Vilhelm | 1 Dec 2009 16:55

Re: Hungarian Date Format

And you are right, If I click on the help page it shows the server's current time in the right format.

If you could implement this feature in the future.. it would be great!

On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 4:51 PM, Zsolt Vilhelm <chickenloop79 <at> gmail.com> wrote:

On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 4:43 PM, John Beranek - MRBS Developer <jberanek <at> users.sourceforge.net> wrote:

On 01/12/09 13:48, Zsolt Vilhelm wrote:
>

> Hello,
>
> Is it possible to set up MRBS to show Date in Hungarian format like:
>
> Y:M:D + Name of Day
>
> or should i edit the day.php manually?

Out of interest, which dates on the page are you unhappy with?

John.

Hello John,

The problem is on starter page (day.php) under the top bar which show the current day

Currently it shows up like this :

kedd 01 december 2009

And it should look like something like this:

2009 december 01. (kedd) or 2009.12.01. (kedd) - at least thats official format here in Hungary.

I know I can edit the php file manually....

Thanks

Zsolt Vilhelm

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John Beranek - MRBS Developer | 1 Dec 2009 17:44

Re: Hungarian Date Format

On 01/12/09 15:55, Zsolt Vilhelm wrote:
> And you are right, If I click on the help page it shows the server's
> current time in the right format.
> If you could implement this feature in the future.. it would be great!

Hmm, just tried this as a test, and the only available locale dependent 
format for date (%x) is sub-standard for English, displaying for today:

01/12/09

:(

John.

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John Beranek - MRBS Developer | 1 Dec 2009 17:59

Re: Hungarian Date Format

On 01/12/09 16:44, John Beranek - MRBS Developer wrote:
> On 01/12/09 15:55, Zsolt Vilhelm wrote:
>> And you are right, If I click on the help page it shows the server's
>> current time in the right format.
>> If you could implement this feature in the future.. it would be great!
>
> Hmm, just tried this as a test, and the only available locale dependent
> format for date (%x) is sub-standard for English, displaying for today:
>
> 01/12/09

How depressing, on Linux systems I have access to it is in fact wrong, 
returning this even for a "en_GB" (British English) locale. We do _not_ 
use month first here!

John.

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John Beranek - MRBS Developer | 1 Dec 2009 18:03

Re: Hungarian Date Format

On 01/12/09 16:59, John Beranek - MRBS Developer wrote:
> On 01/12/09 16:44, John Beranek - MRBS Developer wrote:
>> On 01/12/09 15:55, Zsolt Vilhelm wrote:
>>> And you are right, If I click on the help page it shows the server's
>>> current time in the right format.
>>> If you could implement this feature in the future.. it would be great!
>>
>> Hmm, just tried this as a test, and the only available locale dependent
>> format for date (%x) is sub-standard for English, displaying for today:
>>
>> 01/12/09
>
> How depressing, on Linux systems I have access to it is in fact wrong,
> returning this even for a "en_GB" (British English) locale. We do _not_
> use month first here!

OK, I've gone insane, "01/12/09" is _right_ for the UK, albeit not very 
"pretty".

John.

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John Beranek - MRBS Developer | 1 Dec 2009 18:13

Re: Hungarian Date Format

On 01/12/09 17:03, John Beranek - MRBS Developer wrote:
> On 01/12/09 16:59, John Beranek - MRBS Developer wrote:
>> On 01/12/09 16:44, John Beranek - MRBS Developer wrote:
>>> On 01/12/09 15:55, Zsolt Vilhelm wrote:
>>>> And you are right, If I click on the help page it shows the server's
>>>> current time in the right format.
>>>> If you could implement this feature in the future.. it would be great!
>>>
>>> Hmm, just tried this as a test, and the only available locale dependent
>>> format for date (%x) is sub-standard for English, displaying for today:
>>>
>>> 01/12/09
>>
>> How depressing, on Linux systems I have access to it is in fact wrong,
>> returning this even for a "en_GB" (British English) locale. We do _not_
>> use month first here!
>
> OK, I've gone insane, "01/12/09" is _right_ for the UK, albeit not very
> "pretty".

Equally, the 2 available localised strings for the Hungarian locale on 
Linux don't provide anything like what you expect:

%c (Couldn't use this, it includes the time)

2009. dec.  1., kedd, 17.08.19 GMT

%x

2009-12-01

John.

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