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hi, I get very slow download (like 5-9kb/s, sometimes 0kb/s) only from this server, be it via NMM or manual download, and at first I thought it was my ISP, I wrongfully lambasted them about it but it turns out my ISP can bump up to 512 kb/s (steam update proved that). Been having this trouble since 2nd week of January. I did all tweakings I could resort to, software upgrades, cache cleaning, improving pc performances, DNS configurations, all sorts of stuff but nothing worked. Experiencing slow connection only to this server. Any thoughts or solution I can do? Thanks
I'm in the same boat here. It normally picks up a bit after 30 seconds or so (going up to +- 200kb/s) but then sticks at that kind of speed. As far as I know there are no background downloads of any kind going on. If I get more than one download going through NMM, the other downloads will behave the same as the first, staying at around 200kb/s but no higher. As they finish, the others will all stay at 200kb/s.
hi, I get very slow download (like 5-9kb/s, sometimes 0kb/s) only from this server, be it via NMM or manual download, and at first I thought it was my ISP, I wrongfully lambasted them about it but it turns out my ISP can bump up to 512 kb/s (steam update proved that). Been having this trouble since 2nd week of January. I did all tweakings I could resort to, software upgrades, cache cleaning, improving pc performances, DNS configurations, all sorts of stuff but nothing worked. Experiencing slow connection only to this server. Any thoughts or solution I can do? Thanks
Current issue I have is a partial download on download 1 and then successful on download 2 as a general pattern, post the weekend of the 19/01/13. To clarify This is being outside of NMM (I prefer download to a library and import via NMM from there).
The NMM needs to have dated or time stamped additional info per each mod downloaded so that when you arrive at mod conflict status and tes edit doesn't/cannot discover it you can more easily identify your suspected problem. ~ i think it should be color coded or there should be a color selector for always worked fine... green -> to newly downloaded not sure red
Something I've noticed that could save you TONS of requests is that the AJAX content in the mod pages are not cached. You could save lot of requests by loading the content in unique DIVs and then when the user switches back and forth between downloads, description, images and so on, it should only toggle the visibility of the container and no longer request the content if it was already loaded.
The only reason to request the content multiple times is when it is somehow out of date, such as a rapidly updating comment feed. Or when you build complex ajax apps where editing profile data in one tab; affects the displayed data in another. It does not seem to be the case here. Otherwise you can use a "dirty" flag, to force reloading the tab's contents, but most of the time it's not necessary.
It's been an issue for me because I often toggle between description and discussion, and files. Often times you want to see wha tfile the modder is describing as there are so many complicated install/uninstall instructions. And then sometimes you switch back and yo uhave the loading wheel... and nothing.
Anyways, thanks for the awesome site. I hope I don't sound too pedantic I love Javascript
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A moderator has closed this comment topic for the time beingI'm in the same boat here. It normally picks up a bit after 30 seconds or so (going up to +- 200kb/s) but then sticks at that kind of speed. As far as I know there are no background downloads of any kind going on.
If I get more than one download going through NMM, the other downloads will behave the same as the first, staying at around 200kb/s but no higher. As they finish, the others will all stay at 200kb/s.
Don't think so. I don't even allow Java on my machines, and I haven't had any problem (although I don't use NMM...)
Current issue I have is a partial download on download 1 and then successful on download 2 as a general pattern, post the weekend of the 19/01/13. To clarify This is being outside of NMM (I prefer download to a library and import via NMM from there).
Cheers
Shaggy
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2013/01/14/java-flaw-homeland-security-warning-fixed/#ixzz2JIAGZfkN
Could this be the problem? My java updated and since then I haven't been able to download?
so that when you arrive at mod conflict status and tes edit doesn't/cannot discover it
you can more easily identify your suspected problem.
~
i think it should be color coded or there should be a color selector for
always worked fine... green -> to newly downloaded not sure red
The only reason to request the content multiple times is when it is somehow out of date, such as a rapidly updating comment feed. Or when you build complex ajax apps where editing profile data in one tab; affects the displayed data in another. It does not seem to be the case here. Otherwise you can use a "dirty" flag, to force reloading the tab's contents, but most of the time it's not necessary.
It's been an issue for me because I often toggle between description and discussion, and files. Often times you want to see wha tfile the modder is describing as there are so many complicated install/uninstall instructions. And then sometimes you switch back and yo uhave the loading wheel... and nothing.
Anyways, thanks for the awesome site. I hope I don't sound too pedantic I love Javascript
probably busy, try again