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    subbu sk
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    Hai All, How can we find the page size (.aspx)And Is there are any tools and in visual source safe how we find the size of the page which isrunning..any options available in vss? and also i just want to know how should we improve the performance of the website (exclude of Stored procedure)?

    Thanks Subbu.

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      Hai All, How can we find the page size (.aspx)And Is there are any tools and in visual source safe how we find the size of the page which isrunning..any options available in vss? and also i just want to know how should we improve the performance of the website (exclude of Stored procedure)?

      Thanks Subbu.

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      John ph
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      subbu.sk wrote:

      how should we improve the performance of the website

      1.Having 3-Tier or N-Tier Architecture (Layered Approach) 2.Optimized Code 3.Proper Usage of Session and Application Variables 4.Proper Implementation of Caching Techniques 5.Reduced Viewstate Maintenance 6.Client-Side Validation taking care of all this will improve the performance of web application. This is what I have learned from my experience as Web Developer.

      subbu.sk wrote:

      How can we find the page size (.aspx)

      what do you mean by this?

      Regards
      J O H N :rose:
      "Even eagles need a push." David McNally


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        subbu.sk wrote:

        how should we improve the performance of the website

        1.Having 3-Tier or N-Tier Architecture (Layered Approach) 2.Optimized Code 3.Proper Usage of Session and Application Variables 4.Proper Implementation of Caching Techniques 5.Reduced Viewstate Maintenance 6.Client-Side Validation taking care of all this will improve the performance of web application. This is what I have learned from my experience as Web Developer.

        subbu.sk wrote:

        How can we find the page size (.aspx)

        what do you mean by this?

        Regards
        J O H N :rose:
        "Even eagles need a push." David McNally


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        subbu sk
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        hai john, thank u for u r reply? How can we find the page size (.aspx) means , in one web application i have more no.of dropdownlist and another controls,but i want this, in my system the page size is set,but in another system it is not set,then how can i set the page size perfectly set for any System?

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          hai john, thank u for u r reply? How can we find the page size (.aspx) means , in one web application i have more no.of dropdownlist and another controls,but i want this, in my system the page size is set,but in another system it is not set,then how can i set the page size perfectly set for any System?

          Thanks Subbu.

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          John ph
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          I'm not quite sure about what you are talking. Do You mean Height and Width of the WebPage?

          Regards
          J O H N :rose:
          "Even eagles need a push." David McNally


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            I'm not quite sure about what you are talking. Do You mean Height and Width of the WebPage?

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            J O H N :rose:
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            subbu sk
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            hai john, ya, i mean the pagesize(height and width)it is set for every system(Screen)

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              hai john, ya, i mean the pagesize(height and width)it is set for every system(Screen)

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              Again I'm bit confused. Hope you not talking about the Browser window size (Height and width). In General Webpages will have have the Maximum height and Width depending up on the Design and Controls that you have used.

              Regards
              J O H N :rose:
              "Even eagles need a push." David McNally


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                Again I'm bit confused. Hope you not talking about the Browser window size (Height and width). In General Webpages will have have the Maximum height and Width depending up on the Design and Controls that you have used.

                Regards
                J O H N :rose:
                "Even eagles need a push." David McNally


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                Maybe Subbu is talking about Request.InputStream.Length?

                Remember, your work is not yours alone. Somewhere, there are some codes written by others amongst us that depends on your work. By failing to see that you are part of their ecosystem, you are bound to break their code.

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