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Slow to expand on FF when on a slow network #55

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dylans opened this issue Mar 22, 2013 · 5 comments
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Slow to expand on FF when on a slow network #55

dylans opened this issue Mar 22, 2013 · 5 comments

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@dylans
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dylans commented Mar 22, 2013

When on a hotel network or 4G network, clicking on Dojo or DojoX is very slow to open (10-20 seconds), and provides no visual feedback that it is loading. Chrome by comparison opens right away.

@wkeese
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wkeese commented Mar 22, 2013

You're comparing "DojoX" to "Chrome"? It doesn't make sense.

@dylans
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dylans commented Mar 22, 2013

No, I'm saying it's slow to expand/collapse on FF (see the ticket title), but fast on Chrome. I notice this when I'm on a slow network connection only.

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wkeese commented Mar 22, 2013

Hmm, that's odd. It fetches all the data when the tree is initially displayed. Perhaps it's an issue downloading the icons. What does firebug's NET tab show you?

Since it's limited to slow network connections, I don't think it's an issue with the animation.

@kitsonk
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kitsonk commented Mar 24, 2013

Also, could it have been that the tree data was cached in Chrome, but not in FF, requiring a load?

@wkeese
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wkeese commented Mar 24, 2013

Maybe... except then, it should be slow to display the initial tree, not to open the dojox branch. Because it's downloading the data all at once. (Even though it shouldn't be.)

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