I'm using Rapid PHP and every few seconds (sometimes 3, sometimes 10) the mouse turns to an hourglass for 1-2 seconds.
I've verified in the Windows Processes list that during this time, Rapid jumps from about 2% of usage to 15-20%.
I'm running a Pentium D with 2GB of RAM, so I don't think the computer would be an issue.
Maybe something is happening in the background that I could turn off in preferences?
Thanks,
Elliott
Hourglass Every Few Seconds
Moderator: kfury77
Forum rules
Please try to follow these guidelines. This will help to receive faster and more accurate response.
Please try to follow these guidelines. This will help to receive faster and more accurate response.
- Check the Support section of the corresponding product first. Chances are you will find your answer there;
- Do not create new topics for already reported problems. Add your comments to the existing topics instead;
- Create separate topic for each problem request. Do NOT post a number of non-related problem reports in a single topic;
- Give your topic a meaningful title. Titles such as "A question," "Bug report" and "Help!" provide others no clue what your message is about;
- Include the version number of the software you are using;
- This is not an official customer support helpdesk. If you need a prompt and official response, please contact our support team directly instead. It may take a while until you receive a reply in the forum;
Hi Karlis - I noticed that setting in the Preferences, but I'm not using split-screen when it happens. It's also not in exactly the same intervals. It ranges anywhere from a few seconds to 10 seconds it seems - and sometimes it won't do it for 60 seconds - although that's rare it takes that long to repeat.
Any other ideas? I'll keep an eye out for any other settings, but I just can't seem to figure it out...
Thanks,
Elliott
Any other ideas? I'll keep an eye out for any other settings, but I just can't seem to figure it out...
Thanks,
Elliott
- syrupcore
- Top Contributor
- Posts: 917
- Joined: Thu Jul 21, 2005 12:58 am
- Location: Portland, Oregon, usa
- Contact:
I dunno if this is related but I had something similar happen when I had installed ColdFusion. After a while, I'd disabled some services I thought I didn't need but I was wrong (jrun.exe). It turned out that apache was looking for this service everytime it processed a file and since it couldn't find it, it choked for a few seconds while it looked. Never gave any sort of error.
assuming you're using apache, see if it happens when you disable apache completely(which should also disable php). I'm not exactly sure what that will tell you but it might help narrow down the problem. Possibly related, does it only happen when you're editing PHP files or does the same happen with HTML/CSS?
AND, I wish I had your machine.
Will
assuming you're using apache, see if it happens when you disable apache completely(which should also disable php). I'm not exactly sure what that will tell you but it might help narrow down the problem. Possibly related, does it only happen when you're editing PHP files or does the same happen with HTML/CSS?
AND, I wish I had your machine.

Will