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Tracker Adjustments
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| December 1 |
| November 1 |
| October 1 |
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| August 1 |
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In further bid to reduce load on the server I've made some further changes to the tracker. It shouldn't look any different though 
The pie charts on filtered results are now generated by just one script as one large image, much like the charts on your main tracker page now are. This should reduce server load a bit when multiple users are using the tracker filter as each page load will now have 7 less scripts running and less image-generating processes.
Let's hope this helps
My next plan of action is to look at using the Google Charts API to generate the graphs, so the server isn't having to chug on generating them all itself.
Again, thanks for bearing with the problems. They're certainly less prevalent today looking at the server stats. Ideally I want to do all I can to reduce the problems before any potential server move, or we'll be running a new server into the ground in no time too
The pie charts on filtered results are now generated by just one script as one large image, much like the charts on your main tracker page now are. This should reduce server load a bit when multiple users are using the tracker filter as each page load will now have 7 less scripts running and less image-generating processes.
Let's hope this helps
My next plan of action is to look at using the Google Charts API to generate the graphs, so the server isn't having to chug on generating them all itself.
Again, thanks for bearing with the problems. They're certainly less prevalent today looking at the server stats. Ideally I want to do all I can to reduce the problems before any potential server move, or we'll be running a new server into the ground in no time too
