Re: slow mod_perl2 or slow html::template

Browsers are often very slow to render large tables. Also keep in mind the size of the html generated. You might use a wget or somesuch to just see how fast it is to download the page itself - it might give you a starting place to determine if the browser is just slow to render the page.

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Re^2: slow mod_perl2 or slow html::template by mraful (Initiate) on Jul 24, 2008 at 16:48 UTC
To those that responded, thanks! The database results return quickly. I loaded HTML::Template::Compiled. That made a difference and only required minor changes. The biggest drag, it turns out is rendering the large table. I removed the html tags for the table and displayed the data as lines of text. It loaded faster and my browser (firefox) was able to scroll through the data faster. Time to brush up on my CSS.	[reply]

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Re^2: slow mod_perl2 or slow html::template
by mraful (Initiate) on Jul 24, 2008 at 16:48 UTC

To those that responded, thanks! The database results return quickly. I loaded HTML::Template::Compiled. That made a difference and only required minor changes. The biggest drag, it turns out is rendering the large table. I removed the html tags for the table and displayed the data as lines of text. It loaded faster and my browser (firefox) was able to scroll through the data faster. Time to brush up on my CSS.

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