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Just ran into this one. The following is the code I was working with:$.ajax({ type: "GET", url: 'http://services.somewhere.... data: { 'param1':'something', 'param2': 'somethingElse' }, cache: false, dataType: 'json', success: function(view) { alert('success'); }, error: function(xhr, ajaxOptions, thrownError) { alert(xhr.status); alert(xhr.responseText); alert(xhr.statusText); } }); This worked in IE 8, but not FF 3.5. The strange part, though, was that the xhr object in my error function ......
Was doing some research this morning, as usual, and came across a post from Giulio Bai on jQuery performance tips. A lot of his tips are things I’ve heard elsewhere (no offense!), but one that I haven’t seen anywhere and for some reason surprised me is that using a the JavaScript provided for() loop is considerably faster than using jQuery’s each() function. In fact, it can be several orders of magnitude faster depending on what you’re doing. Interesting. Link to his post Technorati Tags: jQuery,performance ......
In the post below I am going to run down a short-list of some of the less-popular performance tips and the reasoning behind them. There are loads of blog postings and articles on asp.net performance enhancements, and I urge you to check those out as well. Onto the good stuff... Session.ReadWrite versus Session.ReadOnly It goes without saying that using the Session object will incur some performance overhead so if possible it should be turned off in the web.config. That said, If you’re using the Session ......