[CLOSED] Suggestion for improving page size after rendering subclassed controls

[smart+]

Hello,

In our application we made UI with subclassed Ext.Net controls which and
this UI we build and render with webservice on button click into some container.
For example:

Ext.net.DirectEvent.request({url:'../Shared/BuilderService.asmx/BuildPanel',type:'load',method:'POST', cleanRequest : true,before:function(item, type, action, extraParams, o){pnlCenter.removeAll();},eventMask : {showMask : true}, extraParams : {containerId : 'pnlCenter', mnutype : 'users'}});

We measured size of rendered page (viewstate is off) with tool "ASP.NET ViewState helper v1.45" after loading
some subclassed UI which includes gridpanel control (we use store with JSON reader).
This page is very heavy (about 200-300 kB).
I don't know is this tool is good for measuring page size or does exist any better tool, but I think
page is very heavy after rendering subclassed controls which includes gridpanel.

How can I improve performace of page or do you have any other suggestion?

Best regards,
Sasa

[Vladimir]

One suggestion: check the size with data is bound and without
It will give you a size of widgets without your data

[smart+]

One suggestion: check the size with data is bound and without
It will give you a size of widgets without your data

With this tool, data size when is data bound is 165,77 kB and wihout data 254,92 kB.
But, I'm not sure if this tool measure correct page size.

When I look with fiddler body size is 11kB after request from web service
which builds and render this subclassed control.

Now I'm confused. What tool you suggest for measuring page size?

[Vladimir]

I never measure page size (just not sure how page size can affect on performance)
I reccomend to use YSlow browser extension to analyze your page

[smart+]

I never measure page size (just not sure how page size can affect on performance)
I reccomend to use YSlow browser extension to analyze your page

Thanx Vladimir, I'll download this extension and play with web page optimization.
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