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When I was deployed my project on server(IIS 10) There is speed problem is arise when admin login to the website the project runs slowly and user login into the website runs fastly, As well as page loading problem faced. please give me solution.



Thank u

What I have tried:

I have using autocomplete extender as well as changes in IIS
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Updated 29-Jul-18 5:20am
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dan!sh 27-Jul-18 2:11am    
This is not enough information to help you. You should try to profile the website and see which exact method takes the longest time.
vishalr1234 27-Jul-18 2:29am    
When a user wants to open a particular web page, a request is sent from the web browser to the server to show its entire content and this process takes some time to execute.
vishalr1234 27-Jul-18 2:19am    
when I was login to the website then request goes to the application pool and fetch data but my request goes very slowly and taking time

This question is impossible for anyone else to answer. We don't know what that page does. What the caching strategies are. How you have IIS set up. We have none of this information. Fortunately for you, there is a way that YOU can find the answer out for yourself. What you need to do is run a profiler such as dotTrace and have it trace the execution of your website (I put dotTrace[^] here because it's the profiler I use and it's very good at helping you trace issues).
 
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vishalr1234 27-Jul-18 5:45am    
In My Website there is one web page i am providing customer details for that i have taken date-wise search, customer name wise search, Branch wise search, CityWise, customertype are filter on search Button, When I click on page link, I get all customer data in grid view, If we use some filter then depending on that grid view will update.
For design I have used Ajax combo box and some css for design purpose and java script for applying some function,
When I Debug my web application it works very effectively but When I publish website it takes more than 1 min to load website.


please give me solution

thank u
Pete O'Hanlon 27-Jul-18 6:10am    
I have given you the solution. Only you can do the work here. I don't have access to your codebase and it's highly unlikely that anyone else here has either. There is no easy fix that someone else can give you - you are going to have to trace the performance yourself and see what the bottlenecks are.
Dave Kreskowiak 29-Jul-18 13:16pm    
It's impossible for anyone but YOU to give you a solution. Again, we don't have any useful information about your site, your code, how you're doing things, your database setup, where the bottlenecks in your code are, ... nothing!

There are literally, thousands of possible causes of slowness issues. YOU are going to have to use the tools mentioned to narrow down where the bottlenecks are in your setup and code.
Vincent Maverick Durano 29-Jul-18 11:21am    
5ed!
I agree with using profiler to trace application performance.

Another things to note is that there are many possible reasons why the page loads very slow especially on initial load and these includes (1) grabbing huge data from database (you should limit the amount of data to be returned in your query or use sql paging for more effecient way. If your queries are slow, make sure you have proper indexes on them) , (2) displaying large images, (3) bunch of JavaScripts, CSS, (4) network connection, and so on... One way to see how long some of these things are taking would be to use the Chrome Developer tools, FireBug(firefox) or IE Developer Tools. They are available within your browser by clicking (F12), from there, you can monitor the Network tab which will indicate how long each of the individual processes within your page is taking to finish.

You should read about speeding up the performance of your application. There a bunch of them out there. Just find them at google ;)

Once you are able to determine which part in your application or code causes the your page load slow, then you should rethink your approach in order to fix that.
 
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Pete O'Hanlon 29-Jul-18 11:24am    
My 5

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