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Convert aspx pages to html

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    Hi friends, I am told to convert all the response which is coming from server which is in aspx format to html format and then display. the purpose of doing like this is to increase the browsing speed. All the link in the web page is linked to their respective .html files. Can anyone tell me how to do this. Thanks in advance Vipin

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      Hi friends, I am told to convert all the response which is coming from server which is in aspx format to html format and then display. the purpose of doing like this is to increase the browsing speed. All the link in the web page is linked to their respective .html files. Can anyone tell me how to do this. Thanks in advance Vipin

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      Paddy Boyd
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      ?? When you run as aspx page, what it returns to the browser is just html (as it has to be). The only thing that you would really be changing would be the page extension... Why?

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        ?? When you run as aspx page, what it returns to the browser is just html (as it has to be). The only thing that you would really be changing would be the page extension... Why?

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        If you want to speed up the site there are other steps you can take. Try reading "Speed Up Your Site" by these guys: http://www.websiteoptimization.com/speed/. This book is really good even though it is a couple years old. It's worth the read. In .net you can disable viewstates if your are not using them and try to keep your control IDs shorter. The less characters that are sent to the client the faster the site will be. Although, if your .aspx pages are NOT "doing" anything then static HTML pages would be faster as it won't have to process any code server side. Dirk Watkins

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