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Betuwe Biljarts

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Hello,

 

Could someone please help me out?!

My website www.betuwebiljarts.nl is really slow.

I run firebug in firefox. and the load time for index.php is over 2 seconds.

 

Total load time is over 6 seconds

 

Unfortunately i do not have enough knowledge of HTML coding and debugging to find the problem myself.

 

If anybody could give me a hand i would be most appreciate.

 

 

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3 seconds for the first load seems to be ok.

1.8 seconds for a repeated load also. It could be better but still within reasonable range.

Your connects to facebook are blocked on our internal net. This slows down and never finishes loading the facebook ressources.

 

What I have noticed: Your start url is:

http://betuwebiljarts.nl/index.php?

 

But it should be:

http://betuwebiljarts.nl

 

The ? at the is useless since no parameters are following. Try to fix that.

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Go to preferences -> SEO & URL.

There you find 3 fields named about like this:

 

Shop domain

SSL domain

URL of startpage

 

In your case, the last parameter startpage should contain a slash / or be empty. Check out what you have there.

If this does not help to fix the index.php? problem, check .htaccess

 

If you don't know how to do that, ask a developer who has time.

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/ in the url setting is fine. In that case, I don't believe prestashop is causing the index.php to load. You could still try to regenerate the prestashop .htaccess file by saving settings in seo & url once and check wether the .htaccess file on your server has been updated or not.

 

If this does not sort out the problem. Open your .htaccess and search for the directive DirectoryIndex

 

If you find it, try to commend out this with a # as first character on that line. If you don't find this directive, ask your hosting provider for help. Some directives might also be stored in your apache config which is usually not available to end-users on a shared hosting server.

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