load-time

问题 I'm trying to troubleshoot an issue with bad acceptance of custom html build-reports that require a very long time to load on googlechrome, whereas load time is much better on firefox. talking about ~5 sec. vs ~110 sec. (measured with firefox & googlechrome profiler) the file is about 10MB in size imo there is nothing 'special' about the html file. the reports are usually loaded with anchor suffix, so the browser should jump to the very end of the file (='summary section') when it's loaded. I

问题 I'm trying to troubleshoot an issue with bad acceptance of custom html build-reports that require a very long time to load on googlechrome, whereas load time is much better on firefox. talking about ~5 sec. vs ~110 sec. (measured with firefox & googlechrome profiler) the file is about 10MB in size imo there is nothing 'special' about the html file. the reports are usually loaded with anchor suffix, so the browser should jump to the very end of the file (='summary section') when it's loaded. I

问题 I'm trying to figure out why this website keeps loading, possibly to answer why it loads very slowly (but only sometimes, which might have to do with the hosting). http://nothankstoyouproductions.com/ Does anyone have any clues? 回答1: You are loading a quite a few resources, including 47 images, 22 Javascript files, and 10 CSS files. Every resource you load costs you in two ways. The server has to retrieve and server the file and the file has to transfer over the net, so the first thing I'd do

问题 Having a number of people complaining of slow load times on an SWF, but it appears fine this end. I'd like to add a load timer in the SWFObject javascript to time how long it takes to load an SWF and then send it back to us (I'll do that via AJAX). I've looked into possibles with SWFObject callback, which starts a timer every 10millisecodns and then will stop once success. But, looking at this, this is just a switch if embed has been successful, not load. function loadSWF(playURL){ swfobject

问题 My program relies on several DLLs during startup, including QtCore4.dll and QtGui4.dll from QT itself and ni488.dll from National Instruments. When I try using any of the functions in cbw32.dll (a 5 MB file found in the UniversalLibrary at http://www.mccdaq.com/software.aspx), my program suddenly takes 5+ seconds to start up, whereas previously it did so instantaneously. Is there anything I can do to reduce the time it takes to start up? For that matter, what is happening during that time, is

问题 My program relies on several DLLs during startup, including QtCore4.dll and QtGui4.dll from QT itself and ni488.dll from National Instruments. When I try using any of the functions in cbw32.dll (a 5 MB file found in the UniversalLibrary at http://www.mccdaq.com/software.aspx), my program suddenly takes 5+ seconds to start up, whereas previously it did so instantaneously. Is there anything I can do to reduce the time it takes to start up? For that matter, what is happening during that time, is

问题 I'm trying to optimize my page load times, and I'm using Pingdom to test the site response times. However, I'm not exactly sure what the various components of the "time bar" mean. Example link: http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/?url=http://neosmart.net/forums//&id=2230361 According to them, the portion of the bar that is yellow is the time between "start" and "connect" and the portion of the bar that is green is the time between "connect" and "first byte" with the blue section being the actual

问题 I have a large video file that I want to put on my main page. I don't want it to bog down the loading time, so I was thinking I could just set it to display:none and then change the display after the page loads. Would this work? 回答1: Would this work? Nope. display: none will only prevent the element from being displayed; it will be loaded nevertheless. You can watch this happen in the element inspector of your choice (e.g. in Firebug or IE8's dev tools). The best way is probably to create the

问题 I'm playing around with DataVirtualization and Async. What are some options I have for quantifying load times of a ListBox that I'm binding my virtualized data collections to? I need a way to compare the virtualized vs non-virtualized data loading. Have been unsuccessful in locating any resources for this topic. Should I just put a stopwatch on the ListBox_Loaded event in the code behind? Thanks in advance! 回答1: You can use a System.Diagnostics.Stopwatch for this. Make sure that you start it

问题 Hey guys, I am trying to see if any of you have experience the same thing I am with Internet Explorer 8. When I go to load a site I built, I can see the whole page is loaded but it pauses for like 8 seconds before you can scroll or move. Once it is done pausing, it is fine to scroll around but if you click on a different page same thing happens again. This does not happen in any other browsers. So I tried a few things like completely disabling JS to see if something in there is causing it and