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    #16
    Tracey,

    At a guess it's probably because you are using EntireSectionList on every page. We had the same problem with our custom navigation and ended up binning it because of this, have a read of this thread:-

    http://community.actinic.com/showthread.php?t=28190&highlight=%26lt%3Bactinic%3Ablock+type%3DEntireSectionList+%26gt%3B

    (Post 24)

    Oh and as far as I know, there is sod all you can do to speed it up!
    Cheers

    David
    Located in Edinburgh UK

    http://twitter.com/mcfinster

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      #17
      thanks, David
      I'll read that through properly and try to work out what to do next
      Tracey

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        #18
        Turn the laptop off and go home from what i have read, looks like actinic are not going to fix it

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          #19
          there certainly doesn't seem to be a solution for it.
          May have to go back to hardcoding it instead
          Tracey

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            #20
            I don't think there is, unfortunately it's not actually a bug, we are just trying to use the variable in ways it was never designed to be used. Pain in the ass though, it is so useful!
            Cheers

            David
            Located in Edinburgh UK

            http://twitter.com/mcfinster

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              #21
              actually, thinking about it..I'm wondering if the same problem is contributing to the performance on my own site too.

              hmmmmmmm......
              Tracey

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                #22
                So you need something that is remembered (and generated into the end 'site) by Actinic in much the same way as say, the best sellers list?
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                  #23
                  I use that variable on every page and see no speed issues, am i missing the point here? Do you restrict it to only the levels you want to show? Is that what you are missing maybe?

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by george
                    So you need something that is remembered (and generated into the end 'site) by Actinic in much the same way as say, the best sellers list?
                    yes, I suppose so.

                    if both lists weren't being used, I could have used one of them actually..

                    I'm not even sure if restricting it by specific sections will make a difference..I'm going to experiment a bit
                    Tracey

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                      #25
                      It may depend on how you use it and with what other variables. It's much worse if you have 1 product per section for instance.
                      Cheers

                      David
                      Located in Edinburgh UK

                      http://twitter.com/mcfinster

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                        #26
                        I disagree, it shouldn't be scanning that low in the structure anyway surely? why is it going that deep? I must be missing the point here. I have one site runs 3 instances of this list on each page and still does not struggle. I think you guys need to limit it running to only the section levels it needs to use. Unless i'm off on a tangent of course.

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                          #27
                          Lee,

                          Are you using EntireSectionList by itself or combining it with another variable?
                          Cheers

                          David
                          Located in Edinburgh UK

                          http://twitter.com/mcfinster

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                            #28
                            Using it, limiting it to section level and also reading a variable to find in which list the link belongs.

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                              #29
                              This is the site with 3 instances of it and a variable deciding in which of the three lists the link should go in.

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                                #30
                                In that case I'm clueles (again). Perhaps CD will be able to offer more input or Norman if he is around. It must have something to do with either the variable it is used with or the number of sections on the site.
                                Cheers

                                David
                                Located in Edinburgh UK

                                http://twitter.com/mcfinster

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