Hello!
I'm experiencing serious Dock performance issues and I'm afraid that things might get even worse so any help is appreciated.
I'm using Docks to create employee's schedule/to-do list which means that each employee has about 50-60 visible Docks on his screen at a time. The problem is, as I assume, that old docks that are closed slow down loading of opened ones and because of it loading takes about 30 seconds which is far too much for a business application.
What I'd need is to suggest me the best practice on how to fix this.
Thank you!
Regards,
Hrvoje
I'm experiencing serious Dock performance issues and I'm afraid that things might get even worse so any help is appreciated.
I'm using Docks to create employee's schedule/to-do list which means that each employee has about 50-60 visible Docks on his screen at a time. The problem is, as I assume, that old docks that are closed slow down loading of opened ones and because of it loading takes about 30 seconds which is far too much for a business application.
What I'd need is to suggest me the best practice on how to fix this.
Thank you!
Regards,
Hrvoje
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Hello Hrvoje,
When a RadDock is closed, the CSS style display: none; is applied to the rendered dock control. This means that the objects of the RadDocks and their content, in which most probably you are loading additional controls, still exist on the page. To ensure that the RadDock's object is disposed when the control is closed, I would suggest performing a request to the server and setting the Visible property of the closed RadDock to false. This approach will most probably decrease the loading time for opening a new dock control. The online demo My Portal implements it so you can use it as a reference for your further development.
Kind regards,
Slav
the Telerik team
When a RadDock is closed, the CSS style display: none; is applied to the rendered dock control. This means that the objects of the RadDocks and their content, in which most probably you are loading additional controls, still exist on the page. To ensure that the RadDock's object is disposed when the control is closed, I would suggest performing a request to the server and setting the Visible property of the closed RadDock to false. This approach will most probably decrease the loading time for opening a new dock control. The online demo My Portal implements it so you can use it as a reference for your further development.
Kind regards,
Slav
the Telerik team
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answered on 24 Jul 2012, 06:17 PM
Hello Slav,
thank you for the response and the answer to my problem. I must have overlooked that closing RadDock only sets CSS tag display to none.
Regards,
Hrvoje
thank you for the response and the answer to my problem. I must have overlooked that closing RadDock only sets CSS tag display to none.
Regards,
Hrvoje