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Thanks Teppo! If I decide to take on the proposed multi-lingual project in 2020, I will revisit this. I just wanted to have a fair number of options to choose from. Perhaps over the holidays I will try again but see if choosing a single language site has any performance issues in my environment. If not, I will report back for sure. Dave

Sadly, I've decided to move on and work with another CMS. When other CMSs perform well right out of the box, there's only so much I can do.

It was the default multi-lingual site. no changes whatsoever. I just wanted to see how well it switched between languages. It worked well but as i said slow between pages. I inspected the code, and it was always waiting on the main php call - 6-7 seconds Waiting TTFB). Some more info: I use virtual hosts for each of the sites and the base config for each virtual host looks like this: <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName xxxxxx DocumentRoot "C:\localhost\xxxxxx" <Directory "C:\localhost\xxxxxx"> AllowOverride All Require all granted </Directory> </VirtualHost> My local sites are accessed like: http:/xxxxxx

Hi, I decided to try ProcessWire as a replacement for WordPress as I was impressed with its clean admin and it looked very promising. However, no matter what I've tried, I cannot get any page to display quicker than 6 seconds. I have multiple sites on my local dev environment with Windows 10/Apache 2.4/ MySQL 5.8/ PHP 7.2 and they all perform well, including a demo WordPress site, a Magento site, multiple sites built with Laravel, SLIM framework. All of them serve their pages in milliseconds whereas, out of the box, ProcessWire it taking 6 seconds per page request. I have tried setting the siteDBConfig to 127.0.0.1 instead of localhost, I have tried changing my MySQL setting to bind to 127.0.0.1 I have tired changing mu host file to not use IPv6 With each of these changes and combinations of these changes, nothing improved the page serving time. The TTFB still remained above 6 seconds. Has anyone else encountered this issue? Why would other frameworks have no issues in my environment but ProcessWire slows down so much? Any help here would be greatly appreciated. I really don't want to use WordPress for this next project! :( Dave