Paul:
Yes.... When I try to open any page with
Warner Bros. Television Animation.<LI>Animation Studio</B>: StarToons.
On it ("digest") version, so running the global...
TOP shows a couple of processes opened, and chewing up a TON of Resources. Here,, let me do one!
OK, on the "Full Return page, I get exactly what I expect:Warner Bros. Television Animation. Animation Studio : StarToons.[/b]
When I go to the digest page, it LOOKS like nothing happens on the web page itself- it stays white, but this is from TOP:
PID USERNAME PRI NICE SIZE RES STATE TIME WCPU CPU COMMAND
87062 nobody 64 0 33740K 31812K RUN 0:09 41.91% 27.98% httpd
87074 nobody 63 0 33740K 31812K RUN 0:06 30.79% 20.56% httpd
Note the PRI value... takes over the computer!!!! Also, State is RUN, which is not usual...
Now, when I take the Studio value to Warner Bros. Television Animation, this page displays fine.... so it has to be something with StarToons... Also, there are 5-6 "Animation" studios for Animaniacs, and all of thoise dispaly fine.
My gut tells me it has something to do with "StarToons" being a short number of letters.... but when I tried "StarToons Animation Studios" (which is NOT the proper title, but added a lot more letters) it still death spiraled...
Here are some that work FINE:
Warner Bros. Television Animation.<LI>Animation Studio</B>: Freelance Animators, Ltd.
Nope- I checked... that one seems to not work now...
OK, I moved a line (well, two) in the above global... I am back to the original, which is like this (All I did was move where the "Animation Studio substitution is made. THIS global works for all BUT Startoons!)
sub {
no strict;
my $short1;
my $comma1;
my $cs1;
my ($rec) = @_;
my $stud = $rec->{'Studio'};
if (length $stud < 45) {
$short1 = $stud;
}
else {
$short1 = substr ($stud, 0, 75);
$short1 =~ s/\s\S+?$//;
$short1 =~ s/.<BR>/, /;
$short1 =~ s/.<LI>Animation Studio<\/B>:/, /;
$short1 =~ s/,<LI>Animation Studio<\/B>:/, /;
$cs1 = chop($short1);
until ($comma1 eq ",") {
$comma1 = chop($short1);
}
$short1 .= "...";
}
return $short1;
}
OK, NOW Nevermind.... it seems to have fixed itself somehow....
dave
Big Cartoon DataBase
Big Comic Book DataBase
Yes.... When I try to open any page with
Warner Bros. Television Animation.<LI>Animation Studio</B>: StarToons.
On it ("digest") version, so running the global...
TOP shows a couple of processes opened, and chewing up a TON of Resources. Here,, let me do one!
OK, on the "Full Return page, I get exactly what I expect:
When I go to the digest page, it LOOKS like nothing happens on the web page itself- it stays white, but this is from TOP:
PID USERNAME PRI NICE SIZE RES STATE TIME WCPU CPU COMMAND
87062 nobody 64 0 33740K 31812K RUN 0:09 41.91% 27.98% httpd
87074 nobody 63 0 33740K 31812K RUN 0:06 30.79% 20.56% httpd
Note the PRI value... takes over the computer!!!! Also, State is RUN, which is not usual...
Now, when I take the Studio value to Warner Bros. Television Animation, this page displays fine.... so it has to be something with StarToons... Also, there are 5-6 "Animation" studios for Animaniacs, and all of thoise dispaly fine.
My gut tells me it has something to do with "StarToons" being a short number of letters.... but when I tried "StarToons Animation Studios" (which is NOT the proper title, but added a lot more letters) it still death spiraled...
Here are some that work FINE:
Warner Bros. Television Animation.<LI>Animation Studio</B>: Freelance Animators, Ltd.
Nope- I checked... that one seems to not work now...
OK, I moved a line (well, two) in the above global... I am back to the original, which is like this (All I did was move where the "Animation Studio substitution is made. THIS global works for all BUT Startoons!)
sub {
no strict;
my $short1;
my $comma1;
my $cs1;
my ($rec) = @_;
my $stud = $rec->{'Studio'};
if (length $stud < 45) {
$short1 = $stud;
}
else {
$short1 = substr ($stud, 0, 75);
$short1 =~ s/\s\S+?$//;
$short1 =~ s/.<BR>/, /;
$short1 =~ s/.<LI>Animation Studio<\/B>:/, /;
$short1 =~ s/,<LI>Animation Studio<\/B>:/, /;
$cs1 = chop($short1);
until ($comma1 eq ",") {
$comma1 = chop($short1);
}
$short1 .= "...";
}
return $short1;
}
OK, NOW Nevermind.... it seems to have fixed itself somehow....
dave
Big Cartoon DataBase
Big Comic Book DataBase
