I see the numbers are a number of milliseconds from the moment you click
on the button to the moment the JSON answer is received.
From here there is no noticeable difference if Firebug is on / off /
uninstalled, it's slow whatever the case (average of 7-8 seconds). Not a
FIrebug issue, likely a slow php script or slow server at the other end.
NH
On 2010-10-18 11:40, John J Barton wrote:
On Oct 18, 12:51 am, baikis<[email protected]> wrote:
Hello to all,
http://seklys.eu/up/test.html
Anyone have looked to my examples with firefox? firebug open/closed?
have checked headers sent from server?
Yes, I opened your URL and I saw two buttons. I pressed the buttons
and got a number in both cases.
I'm sure the example has deep meaning for you, but for me its just two
buttons and a number.
If I send "var data=[1,2,3...]" JSON from server and accept the result
with 'evalScripts:true' option, there is no lag. If I use Request.JSON
- there is big delay. I just need to make many debugs with Firebug and
now asking for help - maybe there is any way to speed things up..
Suppose there is some connection between this paragraph and the
example, but unless you explain it I cannot know.
jjb
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