After creating a dynamic page the page moves supper slow

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1

I have a DB with 6000 entry’s one I create a dynamic page the editor moves in slow motion
About 5-9 seconds between each response to my mouse click’s

2

Hi Yossi,

Placing many elements inside a single page could cause performance issues.

To minimize the impact on performance, simply display less objects at a time and implement a pagination feature.

3

Hi Ido,

I only displaing one item at a time but it is still very slow. As soon as I connect the dataset I can’t edit the page. It happens only when I use a dynamic page

4

Hello again Yossi,

Please save and paste your editor url here and we’ll look into it further.

5

Hi,
http://editor.wix.com/html/editor/web/renderer/edit/aa278b64-3504-46a1-b880-7fa80518463a?metaSiteId=5f0f2dc8-bbe5-4b65-8bc7-b96f89088fd5&editorSessionId=93EB4556-EED4-4474-BE78-D5DE251E6B05

6

Hi Yossi,
Thank you for the reply.

We are investigating and will reply as soon as we have feedback.
Best regards,

7

Hello Yossi,

We deployed a few fixes that should help with your editor’s performance.
Can you please check and let us know?

Best regards,
Ido

8

I’m running into the same issue. It seems like I need to filter the dataset before it loads, but every time I try that it seems to break. I assume I haven’t implemented the filtering / pagination properly but would very much appreciate any pointers. Code is:

import wixData from “wix-data”;

$w.onReady(function () {

$w("#table1").columns = [{ 
	id: "col1", 
	dataPath: "title", 
	label: "Bulletins", 
	type: "string", 
	visible: true, 
	linkPath: "pdf" 
}, { 
	id: "col2", 
	dataPath: "image", 
	label: "", 
	type: "image", 
	visible: true, 
	linkPath: "pdf" 
}]; 

$w("#table1").pagination = { 
	"type": "pagination", 
	"rowsPerPage": 10 
}; 


$w(() => { 
	$w("TextInput").onKeyPress((event) => { 
		if (event.key === "Enter") { 
			button1_click(event, $w); 
		} 
	}); 
});

});

export function button1_click($w) {
console.log(loading);
wixData.query(“#dynamicDataset”)
.descending(“title”)
.limit(300)
.contains(‘full_text’, $w(‘#input1’).value)
.find()
.then(res => {
$w(‘#table1’).rows = res.items;
});
$w(“#table1”).pagination = {
“type”: “pagination”,
“rowsPerPage”: 10
};
console.log(done loading);
}

9

Hi Brad,

Try adding your code inside $w(“#myDataset”).onReady( () => { //…}
See more about dataset.onReady() here

10

Should I do the $w(“#myDataset”).onReady( () => { //…} within the top level onReady? I’ve tried both and neither seems to be very fast.

11

I am having the same issue. I made a database for every zip code in US, each with a dynamic url/landing page. For awhile it worked fine, 3-4 days ago it started moving really, really slow in the editor.

See my site: movinghelpcenter.com
Here is adynamic pages to get an idea of the layout:
Moving Help in Houston, TX 77077 - MovingHelpCenter.com