Micah Klesick \(www.learnNOF.com\)
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Re: NetObjects Seepd Issues (Please run test and report back)
Not much of a constant test that way. I would recommend doing everything
one way, as Nancy said, then how ever they want. Otherwise there will be no
real real results.
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"Jeff" <affirm@affirmware.com.au> wrote in message
news:fa2u7q$pph8@flsun90netnews01.netobjects.com.. .
> Nancy,
>
> Let people go with what they have and they report back with configuration.
>
> Jeff
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> "Nancy O" <nancyoshea1@NOSPAMverizon.net> wrote in message
> news:fa2sfv$ql63@flsun90netnews01.netobjects.com.. .
>> Questions so we are all on same page:
>>
>> Site settings:
>>
>> 1) Dynamic layout?
>> ... with or w/o Netscape (there's a difference)___
>>
>> 2) Fixed page layout? ___
>>
>> 3) HTML output? _____
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>> 4) CSS output? ____
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>> 5) With default MasterBorders? ____
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>> 6) With ZeroMargins borders? ____
>>
>> Please respond to these 6 questions before we proceed.
>>
>> --N
>>
>>
>> "Jeff" <affirm@affirmware.com.au> wrote in message
>> news:fa2nes$ql62@flsun90netnews01.netobjects.com.. .
>>> Hello group,
>>>
>>> I am creating a new thread here to see if we can isolate some of the
>>> NetObject's slow running issues. I have come up with a couple of tests
>>> for
>>> users who are using table.
>>>
>>> Hopefully will help shed some light on the issue.
>>>
>>> (NOTE: make sure you create a backup before running test 2)
>>>
>>> Test 1.
>>> Windows XP includes a utility called Performance Monitor that will
>>> monitor
>>> just about anything your workstation does. It can be accessed by typing
>>> 'perfmon' from the Run command.
>>>
>>> So, in the table hit the enter about 15 time and type text then hit Alt
>> Tab
>>> to show the 'perfmon' utility and see how things are performing.
>>>
>>> For me it jumps up to between 85% to 100% on memory use.
>>>
>>> I think the code inside the table function in getting itself into some
>> kind
>>> of recursive action.
>>>
>>> Report back on your findings.
>>>
>>>
>>> Test 2.
>>> Convert table to layout and see if the page speeds up. Then undo changes
>> so
>>> you get back to the original table.
>>>
>>> When converted to Layout my page speeds up normal levels.
>>>
>>> Report back on your findings.
>>>
>>> Regards
>>> Jeff
>>>
>>>
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