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TimmyG
Hello all,
We have been using a treeview for sometime now with no problems. This
has been run on localhost, through a lan and over the web with no
performance issues to speak of. Until that is we moved it to a
dedicated high spec web server machine that is receiving harldy any
traffic. It is on this machine that the pages that use the treeview
become ridiculously slow. There is never more tha a hundred or so
nodes and the datasource for the treeview comes from a pre-built xml
file.
I have exmained and exmained the code and there doesn't appear to be
anything susupicious.
Does anyone have a clue as to why this one server may be causing such
a slow down?
The server just seems to go to sleep and once it is done the tranfer
to the client is very quick.
I have checked all the usual things like turning off debugging etc and
am at a loss.
I am of course reffering to the ms ie web controls treeview.
Obliged and out...
TimmyG
We have been using a treeview for sometime now with no problems. This
has been run on localhost, through a lan and over the web with no
performance issues to speak of. Until that is we moved it to a
dedicated high spec web server machine that is receiving harldy any
traffic. It is on this machine that the pages that use the treeview
become ridiculously slow. There is never more tha a hundred or so
nodes and the datasource for the treeview comes from a pre-built xml
file.
I have exmained and exmained the code and there doesn't appear to be
anything susupicious.
Does anyone have a clue as to why this one server may be causing such
a slow down?
The server just seems to go to sleep and once it is done the tranfer
to the client is very quick.
I have checked all the usual things like turning off debugging etc and
am at a loss.
I am of course reffering to the ms ie web controls treeview.
Obliged and out...
TimmyG