Hi,
I have a folder/file application. I have a treeview inside one panel and a rad grid in another. the user selects a folder and all files within that folder are displayed. This works fine, but it seems when i ajaxify the page, i mean i ajaxify the click of the tree to the generation of the grid the execution of the page is very very slow, even locally. once i take out the ajax management stuff the loads are pretty instance albiet with a postback, am i missing something?? i thought these partial postback were supposed to be better? Thing is i cant take this stuff out as the treeview is ajaxified for a reason so i can force a rebuild of the tree on certain page events. I really need to urgently address these speed issues, any ideas?
Rob
I have a folder/file application. I have a treeview inside one panel and a rad grid in another. the user selects a folder and all files within that folder are displayed. This works fine, but it seems when i ajaxify the page, i mean i ajaxify the click of the tree to the generation of the grid the execution of the page is very very slow, even locally. once i take out the ajax management stuff the loads are pretty instance albiet with a postback, am i missing something?? i thought these partial postback were supposed to be better? Thing is i cant take this stuff out as the treeview is ajaxified for a reason so i can force a rebuild of the tree on certain page events. I really need to urgently address these speed issues, any ideas?
Rob
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Roberto
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answered on 28 Apr 2008, 10:43 AM
Wrong forum, i am not using Prometheus
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Todd Anglin
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answered on 28 Apr 2008, 04:38 PM
Roberto-
I'll reply to your thread in the other forums soon, but just as a suggestion, consider upgrading to RadAjax for ASP.NET AJAX so you can take advantage of all of the latest features in the Ajax tools and the more powerful ASP.NET AJAX framework. It may help solve many of your problems.
-Todd
I'll reply to your thread in the other forums soon, but just as a suggestion, consider upgrading to RadAjax for ASP.NET AJAX so you can take advantage of all of the latest features in the Ajax tools and the more powerful ASP.NET AJAX framework. It may help solve many of your problems.
-Todd