Slow iCal web interface...

[Macsterguy]

Hello, all of my mobileme apps are working great. Syncing to 3 Mac's and iPhone. All web apps are viewable and are working except....

My only problem is that when I am using me.com/calendar:
• Everything runs very, very slow.
• Sometimes when trying to view my calendar, loading the page will give me warning dialogue boxes saying that "safari may freeze" if I continue.
• Once the page finally opens, moving calendar events is very slow.
• Double clicking on any event will not open the details of that event without trying up to 10+ times...

I have 3-G4 Mac's (12" powerbook, iMac G4, iMac G5) all current with leopard 10.4.5 with safari 3.1.2...

My internet connection is AT&T DSL with Download: 2548 kb/s Upload: 405 kb/s

Is anyone else experiencing this?
Does this mean that it is time to invest in new macs?
Or is my connection speed to sloooowwwww?

 

[cyclingplatypus]

It isn't your connection or your Mac's the web interface is just plain slow, I think it is all of the new "trial" accounts and the switchover "hiccups" that you are experiencing. I'd think that in a couple of weeks when the newness kind of wears off and they are running at 100% you'll notice an increase in speed.

 

[AboveTheChaos]

It isn't your connection or your Mac's the web interface is just plain slow, I think it is all of the new "trial" accounts and the switchover "hiccups" that you are experiencing. I'd think that in a couple of weeks when the newness kind of wears off and they are running at 100% you'll notice an increase in speed.

I hope it'll pass because it's useless right now. I can't access my calendar from work to check my appointments. My iPhone doesn't have a signal here in the bowels of h*ll so I'll either have to go outside to check it or use my Google calendar. (Good thing I'm still keeping it cuz it looks like I'll be needing it.)

 

[Macsterguy]

My bet is

My bet is it has something to do with reoccurring calendars (copied from apple forums):

Update - I managed to get a hold of an Apple tech via chat. Turns out that one of my 16 calendars had some issues. I believe I traced the problem to a recurring even on that calendar.

 

[lmdaloise]

My bet is it has something to do with reoccurring calendars (copied from apple forums):

Update - I managed to get a hold of an Apple tech via chat. Turns out that one of my 16 calendars had some issues. I believe I traced the problem to a recurring even on that calendar.

I performed a back up and then deleted one calendar at a time until I determined which calendar had the problem. You can then restore all of the calendars that have been deleted and re-delete only the one that caused the problem. This seems to have worked.