webpage-rendering

How can the delay before displaying meteor collections be best addressed?

蹲街弑〆低调 提交于 2019-12-07 13:03:02
问题 Before displaying the items from a collection, meteor seems to do some processing that leaves the client window without updates. You can see this live if you surf to http://madewith.meteor.com on a reasonable machine. My 2.6GHz 4GB RAM laptop takes about 5 seconds to render the items in the list, during which there is no indication of progress and a new user in a hurry could reasonably believe the page has finished loading. Is there a way to incrementally display items from a collection, such

How can the delay before displaying meteor collections be best addressed?

笑着哭i 提交于 2019-12-06 01:26:59
Before displaying the items from a collection, meteor seems to do some processing that leaves the client window without updates. You can see this live if you surf to http://madewith.meteor.com on a reasonable machine. My 2.6GHz 4GB RAM laptop takes about 5 seconds to render the items in the list, during which there is no indication of progress and a new user in a hurry could reasonably believe the page has finished loading. Is there a way to incrementally display items from a collection, such that the server pushes to the client the first items of data on the wire, and the browser renders them

How to understand devtools timeline properly?

Deadly 提交于 2019-12-03 14:06:47
My question is about Chrome DevTools, specifically I have question about Timeline tab. So as I've read numerous times, my browser has to have 60fps speed rendering my pixels. Sometimes though it has some heavy JS executing and preventing 60fps happening. Also if I have some CSS and JS which cause recalculating and repainting of the DOM tree(part or full tree) it may also take more than ~16ms for one frame. Here is the picture of such a long frame from our app: Ok, here I can clearly see, that two requests take so much time(192ms + 14ms), that browser can't paint 60fps and it doesn't get even

Forcing IE7 into standards rendering mode (not quirks)

偶尔善良 提交于 2019-12-01 00:54:33
问题 I'm having display issues in IE7 due to it rendering in quirks mode. I've confirmed this by displaying "document.compatMode" and getting back "BackCompat" as opposed to "CSS1Compat". Using IE8 and reverting to IE7 works, because that keeps it out of quirks. In plain IE8 I have it fixed by forcing the rendering mode with the X-UA-Compatible header, but this does not work for IE7. The other browsers also display in quirks, but unlike IE this does not put them into pseudo-IE5.5 mode, so they

phantomJS webpage timeout

感情迁移 提交于 2019-11-30 10:24:23
问题 I have set up a script to create webshots of our app. It runs perfectly and all is fine Until I encounter an image with a broken url : "<img src='http://testserver.our.intranet/fetch/image/373e8fd2339696e2feeb680b765d626e' />" I have managed to break the script after 6 seconds using the below, Before it was just looping forever. But, is it possible to ignore the network request ( AKA take the image out of DOM ) and then proceed to create the thumb without the image, (or with an injected image

phantomJS webpage timeout

佐手、 提交于 2019-11-29 20:18:44
I have set up a script to create webshots of our app. It runs perfectly and all is fine Until I encounter an image with a broken url : "<img src='http://testserver.our.intranet/fetch/image/373e8fd2339696e2feeb680b765d626e' />" I have managed to break the script after 6 seconds using the below, Before it was just looping forever. But, is it possible to ignore the network request ( AKA take the image out of DOM ) and then proceed to create the thumb without the image, (or with an injected image missing image !) var page = require('webpage').create(), system = require('system'), address, output,

TYPO3: How could I add css and js files via controller initialize action and page renderer?

一世执手 提交于 2019-11-29 12:36:13
I am using the new page renderer from TYPO3 8 on controller level to add extension specific css and js files via an initializeAction: public function initializeAction() { $extPath = ExtensionManagementUtility::siteRelPath( $this->request->getControllerExtensionKey() ); $extJs = $extPath . 'Resources/Public/Js/ext_booking_manager.min.js'; $extCss = $extPath . 'Resources/Public/Css/ext_booking_manager.css'; /** @var PageRenderer $pageRenderer */ $pageRenderer = $this->objectManager->get(PageRenderer::class); $pageRenderer->addCssFile($extCss); $pageRenderer->addJsFooterFile( $extJs, 'text

TYPO3: How could I add css and js files via controller initialize action and page renderer?

╄→гoц情女王★ 提交于 2019-11-28 06:24:01
问题 I am using the new page renderer from TYPO3 8 on controller level to add extension specific css and js files via an initializeAction: public function initializeAction() { $extPath = ExtensionManagementUtility::siteRelPath( $this->request->getControllerExtensionKey() ); $extJs = $extPath . 'Resources/Public/Js/ext_booking_manager.min.js'; $extCss = $extPath . 'Resources/Public/Css/ext_booking_manager.css'; /** @var PageRenderer $pageRenderer */ $pageRenderer = $this->objectManager->get

Compare HTML elements by actual z-index

不羁岁月 提交于 2019-11-27 23:49:59
问题 Given two abitrary HTML elements A and B in the same document, how can I find out which one is "closer" to the user (i.e. if they overlap, which one is obscuring the other)? The W3C CSS Specification describes stacking contexts, which compliant rendering engines should implement. However, I couldn't find a way to access this information in a JavaScript program, cross-browsers or not. All I can read is the css z-index property, that per se doesn't say much, since most of the time is set to