Hi Gurus,
I've created a fairly simple Ajax web app using Visual Studio 2008 and RadControls for ASP.NET Ajax (latest version and service pack)
I added a web form to the application. I then dragged the ScriptManager and RadAjaxManager controls onto the page just under the <form> tag.
I added a RadAjaxLoadingPanel.
Then I dragged on a RadTreeView control.
I then dragged a LinkButton control onto the form.
Then I set up the RadAjaxManager so when the linkbutton was affected it would also affect the RadTreeView control.
I wrote code in code-behind that refreshes the RadTreeView control.
When the user clicks the linkbutton, the RadAjaxLoadingPanel shows the image, but it's not animated (giving a clue that IE7 has received the response from the server and is now working to render the page).
It seems like 3 or 4 seconds from the animated icon freezing to when IE7 actually displays the list of ~150 items.
However, when I run the very same code in Firefox or Safari, the RadTreeView renders very quickly.
I understand that IE7 is probably just plain slow. But is Telerik going to address this by using a different (more efficient) method for rendering the RadTreeView?
I'm afraid that I won't be able to use the RadTreeView control if it's always this slow.
Maybe I'm doing something wrong and it's not the control?
I've created a fairly simple Ajax web app using Visual Studio 2008 and RadControls for ASP.NET Ajax (latest version and service pack)
I added a web form to the application. I then dragged the ScriptManager and RadAjaxManager controls onto the page just under the <form> tag.
I added a RadAjaxLoadingPanel.
Then I dragged on a RadTreeView control.
I then dragged a LinkButton control onto the form.
Then I set up the RadAjaxManager so when the linkbutton was affected it would also affect the RadTreeView control.
I wrote code in code-behind that refreshes the RadTreeView control.
When the user clicks the linkbutton, the RadAjaxLoadingPanel shows the image, but it's not animated (giving a clue that IE7 has received the response from the server and is now working to render the page).
It seems like 3 or 4 seconds from the animated icon freezing to when IE7 actually displays the list of ~150 items.
However, when I run the very same code in Firefox or Safari, the RadTreeView renders very quickly.
I understand that IE7 is probably just plain slow. But is Telerik going to address this by using a different (more efficient) method for rendering the RadTreeView?
I'm afraid that I won't be able to use the RadTreeView control if it's always this slow.
Maybe I'm doing something wrong and it's not the control?