I have a page that requires about 100 combo boxes with some ajax features. RadComboBox consumes a whooping 100K of HTML on the client side. When I looked into the combo box I found that it is rendered with table tag and have big names for the styles as well as using inline styles.
Maybe a lightweight combobox (with simple div and less heavyweight classes would be useful). I can understand all the flexibility etc, but IMHO this is not very efficiently designed (comparing with the free ones like flexbox etc.)
Now my question is, is there any trick to stylesheet or template etc. that can reduce the size of the html rendered by the combobox? maybe I would be allowed to use cascading stylesheet and reduce the size?
Maybe a lightweight combobox (with simple div and less heavyweight classes would be useful). I can understand all the flexibility etc, but IMHO this is not very efficiently designed (comparing with the free ones like flexbox etc.)
Now my question is, is there any trick to stylesheet or template etc. that can reduce the size of the html rendered by the combobox? maybe I would be allowed to use cascading stylesheet and reduce the size?
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Princy
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answered on 20 Feb 2012, 05:12 AM
Hello,
Check the following help documentation.
Optimizing output, page load time and the overall performance of RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX
Thanks,
Princy.
Check the following help documentation.
Optimizing output, page load time and the overall performance of RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX
Thanks,
Princy.