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Thanks guys, sorry not replying sooner. For some reason I was expecting to get email notification of replies to posts and didn't We inject the jQuery and js into the header as our e-commerce platform relies on them to render some of the company formation process within the site. We have pondered only injecting that into certain pages of our platform and not all but because it hasn't had an noticeable effect on anyone else's sites we ignored it for now. It's worth noting we are not the web designer for any of those sites and are only the host, each of those sites has a different web designer who built the retrospective site for our client. The company formation agent (site owner) is our client - so we cannot make any changes to the site design and can only give recommendation back to our client. As it happens, for reasons beyond comprehension, we have for the problem website put in an Apache Alias to bypass our asset renderer whilst Google techs investigate why the renderer barfs for that site assets and not the other sites.

Having run a forum in the past I thought I'd pop in and say Hi seeing as I have just asked a question from the guru's here for help I used to own and run http://www.ukbusinessforums.co.uk but sold that forum in 2007, since then I've been running another business http://www.efiling.co.uk I haven't written code myself for a few years now, my team don't let me near code and claim I do more harm than good .. but I'm still allowed to touch servers, that is my strength. My company provides an eCommerce platform for business that want to offer company formation services. It's built on the foundations for my own company formation business I built in 2002 and then sold in 2012, but i kept the tech and provide the service to people who used to be my competitors. That's me - hello

Hi, We host a number of websites for a specific industry sector, by providing a hosted ecommerce platform. All our client sites rest on the same server (a Google Cloud VM) with Google Cloud SQL behind. All our client sites experience page load times of around 2-3 seconds, except one. This client who is experiencing the slow load times feels it is our system causing this but as all our clients run through the same code, same database, same server it cannot be the case .. could it? The problem website is; http://www.companyformations247.co.uk Some examples of other client sites on the same environment are; https://www.rapidformations.co.uk http://www.blueskyformations.co.uk http://www.eacbs.com I have used http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/ to test page load times to check it wasn't the user machine. So am out of ideas and can only assume it is css/js related, could this be true? Does anyone have any ideas what could be causing this rogue performance issue? Hoping Thanks, Richard