We are doing an evaluation and are trying to get improve the initial load of the a RadGrid webpage, and have made several posts and are working through the suggestions recommended. A little background:
(1) Page has 1 level Rad Grid which has 29 bound columns
(2) The bound columns have several drop down lists that populated from other tables in the DB, a few are checkboxes, and a few are date time, with the rest being default GridBound
(3) Page takes approx 17 secs to load with a xfer size approx 130K(Fiddler)
One of the suggestions had to do with using RadCompression. We are using II6 and have added the compression setting as outlined in:
http://telerikwatch.com/2009/01/optimization-tips-radcompression-module.html
Using Fiddler it seems that both before and after we placed the RadCompression Setting into the webconfig, Fiddler sees the approx the same amount of data xmitted across the wire--approx 130K.
Any ideas on why this would not be working? Or is there a way for us to see what radcompression did compress
Thanks,
John.
(1) Page has 1 level Rad Grid which has 29 bound columns
(2) The bound columns have several drop down lists that populated from other tables in the DB, a few are checkboxes, and a few are date time, with the rest being default GridBound
(3) Page takes approx 17 secs to load with a xfer size approx 130K(Fiddler)
One of the suggestions had to do with using RadCompression. We are using II6 and have added the compression setting as outlined in:
http://telerikwatch.com/2009/01/optimization-tips-radcompression-module.html
Using Fiddler it seems that both before and after we placed the RadCompression Setting into the webconfig, Fiddler sees the approx the same amount of data xmitted across the wire--approx 130K.
Any ideas on why this would not be working? Or is there a way for us to see what radcompression did compress
Thanks,
John.
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Hi John,
As you may know and as stated in the blog post you have referred to, RadCompression's http compression is not applied on initial page load but only on ms ajax requests (and optionally can be enabled for full postbacks).
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As you may know and as stated in the blog post you have referred to, RadCompression's http compression is not applied on initial page load but only on ms ajax requests (and optionally can be enabled for full postbacks).
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answered on 30 May 2011, 06:36 PM
Hello,
I have a problem in the server with the property RADCOMPRESSION in the web.config with II6.
<httpModules>
<add name="RadCompression" type="Telerik.Web.UI.RadCompression" />
</httpModules>
I attachment thi error:
I have a problem in the server with the property RADCOMPRESSION in the web.config with II6.
<httpModules>
<add name="RadCompression" type="Telerik.Web.UI.RadCompression" />
</httpModules>
I attachment thi error:
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Hi Evelyn,
The error message you received might be due to difference causes. To troubleshoot the page, turn of RadCompression, disable ajax temporary and run the page in debug mode. Then see if the page has server-side or client-side errors. After you make sure the page works properly with regular postbacks you can enable ajax back.
Additionally, you should confirm that you are not using http response filters, have no calls to the Response.Write method or have tracing enabled.
Greetings,
Iana
the Telerik team
The error message you received might be due to difference causes. To troubleshoot the page, turn of RadCompression, disable ajax temporary and run the page in debug mode. Then see if the page has server-side or client-side errors. After you make sure the page works properly with regular postbacks you can enable ajax back.
Additionally, you should confirm that you are not using http response filters, have no calls to the Response.Write method or have tracing enabled.
Greetings,
Iana
the Telerik team
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