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dragonwell

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Got a strange thing going on with my webserver. Has anyone else experienced this -

When click on a hyperlink on an asp.net page, the progress bar in the browser goes for a second and then stops (as if it were done) but the page does not change for a few seconds. This is not jsut on the first load, but every hit.

Seems to only affect asp.net sites on the server.

Greetings,
Dragonwell
 
Just surfing I sometimes notice that it takes a while to throw the page together after receiving it. That probably doesn't help, but is there a lot of stuff on the page?
 
If you dont need the data on the next page for post backs, set the EnableViewState = False on datagrids and controls with alot of data in it.

myDDL.EnableViewState = False
datagrid1.EnableViewState = False
 
thanks - both good tips. I don't think it's too much data, althouhg the trace shows only very slightly slower than on development machine. I guess it's a bandwidth thing with the traffic on the server.

Greetings,
Dragonwell
 
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