ASP.NET perfromance

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Mark Goldin

I have a very simple aspx page:
ONE pushbutton.

On my home network I see that the Browser does one trip when I click on the
button
but testing from the Internet discovers that the Browser makes 4-5 trips.
I wouldn't care if that wouldn't take a log time.
Is there a way to encrease performance of a such simple web page?

Thanks
 
I have a very simple aspx page:
ONE pushbutton.

On my home network I see that the Browser does one trip when I click on the
button
but testing from the Internet discovers that the Browser makes 4-5 trips.
I wouldn't care if that wouldn't take a log time.
Is there a way to encrease performance of a such simple web page?
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You've forgotten to include one fundamental piece of information in your
post... :-)
 
What makes you say that there are 4-5 trips taking place? With the push of
one button, one trip occurs (unless, of course, your code for that button
makes other trips occur - but that is not automatically the case). We need
to see your code.
 
The Response.Redirect method forces two trips to the server.

I'd also like to know the secret. Apparently you do not know
how to evaluate the code yet somehow you know how to evaluate
its performance to somehow determine how many trips are being
made to the server. I am puzzled.
 
I know nothing was said about that but when trying to read
the tea leaves I put it on the table anyway.
 
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