asp.net (.aspx) very slow response and hangs.

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Aasp.net (.aspx) pages get much time to load(first time and subsequently) and many time it hangs when click on an event on page until refresh browser and show clicked result when refreshed(again it takes unusual long time).

win7, IIS7.5.7600.16385, asp.net4.0

Posted 18-Oct-14 10:30am

shehzad82

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[no name] 18-Oct-14 17:28pm

And what is it that you think we would be able to tell you based on this scant information?

shehzad82 18-Oct-14 22:01pm

actually im asking about iis , i build a web application.
Is IIS necessary to run an asp.net site even in production/(debugging)/testing environment?
I google my issue but doesn't find a working solution.
my question is something like this:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8526080/asp-net-mvc-3-site-loading-is-extremely-slow

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Forums/Thread/182226/

[no name] 19-Oct-14 9:19am

You don't need IIS but you do need a web server that supports ASP.NET.

To get an answer, you would have to first define a problem. "My website runs slow" is not a problem it's a symptom.

jkirkerx 18-Oct-14 18:10pm

Maybe you need a new computer, one thats faster, or a solid state boot drive.

shehzad82 18-Oct-14 21:44pm

Thanks..!!! for your kind suggestion..!!

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jkirkerx · Answer 1 · 2014-10-19T10:08:00

The most common answer for slow page loads is when the programmer tries to load a thousand items in a listbox or dropdown box, or in several list or dropdown boxes.

Webpage are like magic tricks, you have to keep the speed up by alternating the perception of the page. In other words, you design your page to show information and selections, then when the user decides to go further into the information, then you load that information. While loading the information, you show a wheel or something to indicate movement.

It's a balance between fast load times, and just enough information for the user to decide if they will stay on the page. There's no reason to load a ton of dirt in a truck if you have no idea how much dirt you need. That's a waste of time and resources. If you like the dirt, go back and get more and so forth.

It's like packing a suitcase to go on a 2 day trip. You don't bring everything, you pack 2 sets of clothes and that's it.

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