Hello
After upgrading to the ASPNET.Ajax version, we've noticed a delay in one of our webpages. After investigating, turns out that the delay was mainly caused by the use of RadChart controls inside the page.
On the page, the RadCharts are located inside a repeater. The repeater will render 6 RadCharts for each item in its DataSource. The maximum number of items we can have on the repeater is 5-6, so 5 items x 6 chart = 30 charts.
The charts are not that complicated, these are simple bar charts containing one series that show monthly data across 6-7 years.
Without the radcharts, the page loads in less then a second; when using the radcharts however, the page loads in 9-11 seconds. By simply putting them to the page without databinding the page already takes 6 seconds to load in the browser.
Do you have some RadChart tips I can use to speed up the page? Does anybody else confronted this situation after upgrading to ASPNET.Ajax version?
Thanks a lot,
Lucian
After upgrading to the ASPNET.Ajax version, we've noticed a delay in one of our webpages. After investigating, turns out that the delay was mainly caused by the use of RadChart controls inside the page.
On the page, the RadCharts are located inside a repeater. The repeater will render 6 RadCharts for each item in its DataSource. The maximum number of items we can have on the repeater is 5-6, so 5 items x 6 chart = 30 charts.
The charts are not that complicated, these are simple bar charts containing one series that show monthly data across 6-7 years.
Without the radcharts, the page loads in less then a second; when using the radcharts however, the page loads in 9-11 seconds. By simply putting them to the page without databinding the page already takes 6 seconds to load in the browser.
Do you have some RadChart tips I can use to speed up the page? Does anybody else confronted this situation after upgrading to ASPNET.Ajax version?
Thanks a lot,
Lucian