i have developed an ERP in asp.net 3.5. The problem is that when published and as well as during development, the execution speed of page is very slow. I have off the compilation mode in web.config and also get all the data in page load and then filter it using Dataview rowfilter property but i can't get much better speed.
I have two datetime2(1) fields in my db. I will calculate the time in hours and minutes between them. That I have done this way:
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This works. But how can I calculate the avgerage speed if I have drived 665 kilometers in this time? I know how to do it with only houurs but not with the minutes to. I have tried this and I think it works. Is it correct?
I have a webform that has a master page. In the web form I have a dropDownList it has PostBack=True, cause every time I changed the option I concat paratemer (item choosen) at hyperlink's navigate url property, for example I have 2 items:
id text 1 Option1 2 Option2
If the users select Option1 then concat at the url "?option=1" The problem is, that when I choose one option and then click at hyperlink everything goes right, but at the second time I choose an option the browser try to download de page itself aspx. update: even if I click at other hyperlink or link button after choose an option and click the hyperlink, the same thing happens (the browser ask me for download the page aspx)
I have no idea how to avoid this behavior at browser and it happens just at server with the IIS not while I'm testing at VS2008, update: ah I almost forget, if I click "cancel" at the prompt of firefox, then everything goes right again, until the next time I choose other option and click at the hyperlink, then everything goes wrong again...
Projectless development simplifies debugging: When creating a web project, you must recompile the entire application when you change a single page. With projectless development, each page is compiled separately, and the page is only compiled when you request it for the first time.
How does compiling happen only for the first time in projectless development?
Should it recompile every time I run the page to reflect the new code I wrote it?
I am developing a facebook application in asp.net using the facebook developkit downloaded from [URL] website.
I am practicing a sample application in SDK 3.02samplesIFrame.
They have give an attribute called RequiredAttribute = true in IFrameMaster.Master.cs, which will access the basic information.
But I want to request for extended permission in the same screen itself.
For that i have used this.RequiredPermissions = new List() { Facebook.Schema.Enums.ExtendedPermissions.publish_stream, Facebook.Schema.Enums.ExtendedPermissions.offline_access };
We have a largely asp.net web form team (With some Oracle developers thrown in).
Question 1:
Is it a good idea to start using asp.net MVC which will mean redevelopment of a number of standard controls for not much benefit.
Question 2:
Is it a good idea to hire developers where there most recent skills are with asp.net MVC?
I doubt there is any benefit adopting MVC now, given the 100+ applications in this suite of products, and the maintenance/rework this will cause. Given this, is there any particular reason to hire MVC developers, as they won't be hitting the ground running, which is what I need now.
I am planning to develop a social networking website for student of a particular university with following facilities.
Forum, Blog, Creating profile, creating groups , Adding Friends, managing groups, dating, chatting etc.
Now if I start developing it from scratch, this will take a lot of time..
I couldnt find any CMS which can in developing social networking website.
Additionally, I would like the website to have my own custom design. Also it should have support for AJAX, SEO and integrating third party applications.
How do you know what is better to use for writing new programs? We are now using Access 2007 frontend with an SQL backend and we are going to VB.Net, what would be our next logical step?
I started using url routing for my web application. It's a dynamic website and it has more than 50k pages. It looks like now it works slower. how to optimize it, to improve it and make it more efficient?
i have 100 buttons and 101 textboxs, button run scripts and some of them run by code like this:
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i meaen i want it run on client side only , before i submit by another button, but the problem is it spent more than 2 second to get value
from textbox1 to textbox2 in this case( because i have 101 button run like these), i know that it need time postback to server. i could not use return()false because if i do like that the value from texbox1 will not add into textbox2, 2 seconds is not reach my golf.
I am working on finance domain, we are using many sessions and viewstates for store values and data. Our clients want fast speed of our website. We are using grid/repeater/datalist and chart controls for show data.
I would like to develop a DSL speed checker (upload and download time) in ASP.Net C # and Ajax for and implemented into any website. Has anyone experience with it or is there somewhere even code samples which you only have to adapt to? [URL]
Sometimes my gridview can take a second or two to get into in edit mode, and other time it can be 5-10 seconds. Is there something I can do to make the transitions from each state more uniform?
Have a look at this link.Web pageIf I want to have this kind of speed in my page load which consists of many thumbnail images. It that image is stored in database or in file system.What measures to take to achive this kind of speed like indexing, denormalization, caching and what else?
I have a gridview that displays query results on a reporting page for a "home-grown" CRM application. From the gridview, a link can be clicked which opens a modal window that contains an iframe linked to a "details" page where record specific info can be viewed/altered. On the details page there are 10 or so dropdownlists (ddls) that are bound every time the page is called. The ddls are bound using a method similar to the example below. I am looking for a way top speed things up a bit. The details page could be called 10-20 times in one session and every time the page loads these ddls have to be bound from the same methods but for different records. What are some options for speeding up the load time for this page??
I am facing problem with images loading time. In my form I have image server control placed in repeater control. The repeater control every time binds atleast 300 images. When we want to see all the images at a time the page is taking lot of time(atleast 3 to 4 mins) to display. But I need the page should be loaded fast.
The image url is from physical location.And the information related to image is coming from database.
I am using .net framework 3.5 and C#.net as language in asp.net web application.
I have Sql Table for Products that have ~8000 records. In my web form I want use dropdown list to edit code with dropdown list. This drop down list populate very slow. How to increase speed to populate dropdown list with large amount data.
how to suppress the "AM" in the gridview (template Bind("RideTimeMin", "{0:t}")? Don't tell me to use military time because the function is not "time on a clock"; it's how much time is allowed for a task (in this case the min/max hours & minutes that horses have to complete a 20 mile trail; e.g. 05:00, 05:27, etc). I'm currently accomplishing this in the "ondatabound" function by "..RTmin.Replace("AM","")". I have looked and looked at all the websites that talk about datetime formatting but have yet to find a way to do it upfront in the gridview bind statement.