which is best approach as performce ?

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I have bootstrap tab on my page .which contain lot of HTML and Ajax from . which causes page rendering slowly . So i need to optimize this. i have three solution

1)Use the UserControl : dynamically load user control when click the tab button
2) server.trnasfer : make mulliple page and call by for server.trnasfer
3) respose.redirect : make mulliple page and call by response.redirect

so which is best approach?

Posted 2-Sep-15 20:01pm

Anil Sharma1983

Updated 2-Sep-15 20:03pm

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Mehdi Gholam 3-Sep-15 2:27am

Try and see.

Schatak 3-Sep-15 2:59am

Exactly

Sinisa Hajnal 3-Sep-15 2:58am

Use ajax to load non-selected tabs in the background. That way, you don't have to load whole page immediately, just default tab.

F-ES Sitecore 3-Sep-15 4:42am

None of those is going to affect your problem.

Anil Sharma1983 3-Sep-15 4:54am

If you have other Approach ,Please share

F-ES Sitecore 3-Sep-15 5:02am

You'll have to try and optimise the ajax calls you are making if that is possible...eg check you're not sending\receiving more data than you need or more often than you need to. We can't access your system so we don't know what your bottle-necks are or how much client work you're doing. This might be one of those things you just need to live with as a consequence of the architecture you have chosen, especially if you have people using older browsers or on older machines, and maybe the only solution is to offer a non-ajax version of your pages for those who want it (that's what gmail etc does).

Anil Sharma1983 3-Sep-15 5:21am

OK, i working shopping site which contain multiple categories in tab.so i need my page render fast.

F-ES Sitecore 3-Sep-15 5:32am

You need to identify what the bottle neck is so that you know what needs to improve. If you do a lot of javascript and ajax calls then analyse which of those really need to be ajax calls, also look to implement output caching where relevant. There is a tendency these days where people seem to think you can only get and show data using ajax, and to do so make your site's performance reliant on the client.

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Gaurav B Sinha · Accepted Answer · 2015-09-11T10:01:00

Solution 1

Use Server.Transfer as it preserves server resources and avoids the unnecessary roundtrips to the server. It improves efficiency, but having trade offs as URL will remain consistent.

Posted 11-Sep-15 10:01am

Gaurav B Sinha

Updated 11-Sep-15 10:02am

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Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) · Accepted Answer · 2015-09-11T16:08:00

See if you need all data at once then better to do one Ajax call and bind the data to the controls instead of many Ajax calls. Again make sure the Ajax calls are async otherwise it will be slow.

Best way to identify the bottle neck is to see the NET tab in developer tool of Brower to see which request is taking more time. Then you can optimize that service or web method.