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09-24-04, 03:59 PM
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I have an application being developed and I've noticed that in most of the
pages the __VIEWSTATE data is HUGE, about 4 pages full in many cases. This leads to bloated page sizes upwards of 50KB and more. My question is, is all that data really necessary in the page? When it has that much, what does it mean? And how would one cut down on that? |
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09-24-04, 04:27 PM
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Most ASP.NET controls, by default, place their state in the viewstate. A
large viewstate may indicate that there are some controls such as a calendar that is included on the page that requires a lot of state management. If you do not need viewstate on certain controls, then you can disable them by placing the attribute EnableViewState="false" on those tags. "Shabam" <blislecp> wrote in message news:n-qg [..] |
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09-24-04, 04:31 PM
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Hi,
For server controls that you don't need the view state for you can set their EnableViewState property to false. Things like drop down lists and grids and stuff use a lot of view state if they contain a lot of data. Setting their propery to false should reduce your view state size a lot. Good luck! Ken. |
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