Performance issue in IE 8

[renganathan]

Hi All,

when i try to access the grid which is having 1000 records in IE 8, It takes 25 to 30 seconds.


Same 1000 records when i try to access in firefox or chrome, It takes only 7 to 12 seconds.


I think problem with IE 8.


Anybody facing the same issue like this ?

Any fixes available for this issue

[scottmartin]

Have you considered paging or a buffered grid?

Scott.

[seanl]

Yes, IE8 does not handle this very efficiently. I would suggest either paging the results or look into using infinite scrolling. If you cannot do this then try and cut down the use of renderers if applicable or cut down the number of columns if possible.

[renganathan]

Have you considered paging or a buffered grid?

Scott.

Hi Scott,

I am using pagination along with page size plugin.

pagesize - plugin.png



Any solution for this issue?

[renganathan]

Thanks for you suggestions!

[scottmartin]

Thanks for you suggestions!

Is this solved?

If not ... are you only loading 25 records at a time? You mentioned a 1000 records in your first post.

[renganathan]

Is this solved?

If not ... are you only loading 25 records at a time? You mentioned a 1000 records in your first post.

In case of 25 records is working fine.

Problem with more than 500 records

[scottmartin]

The entire purpose of paging to to limit the number of records. The more records, to slower it gets.. Especially in IE .. just the nature of the beast.

I would limit your page size widget to a manageable limits of < 100

Users can only see a limited amount of records on a page at once anyway .. you should set paging to the visible count.

Setting to a 500+ defeats the purpose.

If you need scrolling of that many records, then use a buffered grid.

Scott.

[scottmartin]

Same 1000 records when i try to access in firefox or chrome, It takes only 7 to 12 seconds.

Also .. What versions of Chrome/FF do you use?

Are you using versions as old as IE8, or the latest versions?

Many users expect the same performance out of IE8 as they do the latest versions of Chrome/FF?

Have you tried this on IE10, or even IE9?

Scott.

[renganathan]

Also .. What versions of Chrome/FF do you use?

Are you using versions as old as IE8, or the latest versions?

Many users expect the same performance out of IE8 as they do the latest versions of Chrome/FF?

Have you tried this on IE10, or even IE9?

Scott.

Firefox Version - 19.0

Chrome Version - 25.0

I am using only IE 8