Dear Telerik,
We have been developing a RIA for the last couple of months. Recently it was tested form a location in England (with our development servers in Australia).
The results are disturbing as the page load is far longer (say 10-12 seconds) than we are getting from locations here in Australia. I have been using Firebug in an attempt to see what is happening and am convinced the problem is with multiple requests being sent back to our server to retrieve the embedded rsources. My reasons for this are:
1. Page loads are much faster (3 sec) when the Telerik controls are removed.
2. Page loads are faster if IE "check for newer versions of stored pages" is set to never.
3. Firebug color codes the network traffic in a lighter gray if it is saticefied by cache - this is not happening - .axd based resources are still the darker colour.
I have checked the response header using Firebug and the Cache-Control is set to Public.
The way the app is structured, the page content that contains Telerik controls is loaded into a dynamically added IFRAME element - does this have any ag=ffect on caching ? I am not adding any of my own headers, but i have added the following to the web.config :
We have been developing a RIA for the last couple of months. Recently it was tested form a location in England (with our development servers in Australia).
The results are disturbing as the page load is far longer (say 10-12 seconds) than we are getting from locations here in Australia. I have been using Firebug in an attempt to see what is happening and am convinced the problem is with multiple requests being sent back to our server to retrieve the embedded rsources. My reasons for this are:
1. Page loads are much faster (3 sec) when the Telerik controls are removed.
2. Page loads are faster if IE "check for newer versions of stored pages" is set to never.
3. Firebug color codes the network traffic in a lighter gray if it is saticefied by cache - this is not happening - .axd based resources are still the darker colour.
I have checked the response header using Firebug and the Cache-Control is set to Public.
The way the app is structured, the page content that contains Telerik controls is loaded into a dynamically added IFRAME element - does this have any ag=ffect on caching ? I am not adding any of my own headers, but i have added the following to the web.config :
<system.web.extensions>
<scripting>
<scriptResourceHandler enableCompression="true" enableCaching="true"/>
</scripting>
</system.web.extensions>
<compilation debug="false">
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Hi Simon,
Please read this help article - Optimizing output and page load time by using RadScriptManager and RadStyleSheetManager.
I hope it is useful.
Kind regards,
Simon
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Please read this help article - Optimizing output and page load time by using RadScriptManager and RadStyleSheetManager.
I hope it is useful.
Kind regards,
Simon
the Telerik team
Instantly find answers to your questions at the new Telerik Support Center