- button which open up a modal popup via server code
- a gridview
- modal popup which the user opens to perform various tasks and closes. When closed, the gridview gets updated accordingly.
- Inside the modal popup, I have an update panel because I want the buttons inside it to just change the content of the modal popup, not close it.
Observations related to performance
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On my development machine, everything works fine. Even though I have an update progress control, I rarely ever see it. The modal opens up pretty fast, and everything in it works well.
Not so the production server. It is very slow. It does not matter what the client browser is.
My development machine has never outperformed the server in anything, which is understandable given that my dev machine is a 3 year old laptop. But just when it comes to UpdatePanels, the server is much slower.
I don't know where to begin. If rebuilding the server is a solution, I need to have some degree of assurance that it is before disrupting the business to rebuild the server.
profnachos
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Update panel very slow
Jun 19, 2008 03:25 AM|LINK
My set up
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I have an update panel inside of which has
- button which open up a modal popup via server code
- a gridview
- modal popup which the user opens to perform various tasks and closes. When closed, the gridview gets updated accordingly.
- Inside the modal popup, I have an update panel because I want the buttons inside it to just change the content of the modal popup, not close it.
Observations related to performance
==========================
On my development machine, everything works fine. Even though I have an update progress control, I rarely ever see it. The modal opens up pretty fast, and everything in it works well.
Not so the production server. It is very slow. It does not matter what the client browser is.
My development machine has never outperformed the server in anything, which is understandable given that my dev machine is a 3 year old laptop. But just when it comes to UpdatePanels, the server is much slower.
I don't know where to begin. If rebuilding the server is a solution, I need to have some degree of assurance that it is before disrupting the business to rebuild the server.
Thanks in advance.