Hey Adam. Yes it is. It's not dumped into the page via an Embed Code struct it's loaded via <script> tags in the HTML theme templates. I've noticed that the code now runs within the Editor, which is something it did not do a few months ago. Again, I don't think this is the cause of the slow loading of backend files, just something that is making the Editor a bit sluggish compared to the old implementation. Would be great to be able to configure whether JS is loaded and run within the builder for an individual site.
Back to the slow loading of the theme backend. The call that hangs for upwards of a minute, sometimes more is:
https://www.weebly.com/api/JsonRPC/Theme/?Theme[Theme::getThemeFiles]
The wait is usually 1 to 1.5 minutes for the server to respond. Loading time is usually between 1.5 and 2 seconds once it does. I get some of my sites incorporate a lot of custom code, which you guys don't support. Only reason I'm speaking up is that I haven't changed any of my sites over the Summer. They used to be responsive. Given that the site in question is only 15mb large, with 99% of that being images which shouldn't be loading into the editor anyway, it seems over a minute is pretty excessive to fetch and return a Mb or so of HTML/JS/CSS code and folder/filenames. Something has changed on the server side regarding how a site is loaded and or cached. Don't know if the theme structures used to be cached on the server for a certain amount of time after initially being accessed and now that is not the case? Are the folders/files and structures completely rebuilt from the database on each request to getThemeFiles?
