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[Solved] Is there difference performance issue between IE and firefox?

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Zhi-Hua Sun
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Zhi-Hua Sun asked on 21 Jan 2010, 09:00 AM
hey~

I have a treeview with 200 records(per record with one picture, ex: folder.gif or trashcan,gif ), when we use Firefox, the page is running well(2-3 sec), but when we use IE6, the page is running vary slow(20 sec). It seems there are too many pictures(more than 400 pictures) to be loaded in IE, but this situation doesn't happen in Firefox.

so, there are two question:
1. Do we miss something to know when we use this treeview?
2. what's the cause there are so many picture need to de load? could we reduce the number of picture?

thanks.

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answered on 28 Jan 2010, 11:29 AM
I believe Load on Demand would be a good way to increase performance since perhaps the 200 records are a bit too much for the entire TreeView. Maybe having some Parent nodes to not make all 200 visible at once would be a good idea.
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answered on 01 Feb 2010, 09:33 AM
Hello Schlurk,

Generally, IE is slower when dealing with DOM elements, so it's expected behavior especially for IE6.  You can try the suggestion from the previous post - to use Load-On-Demand functionality to populate the treeview.

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Yana
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