If you're open to HTML5 then you can use LocalStorage APIs to save your state. Again this depends on the amount of rework you've to do.
Thanks, Kaushik On Sat, Dec 11, 2010 at 12:31 PM, Sander Spies <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello guys, > > At the moment I'm building a rather large intranet webapplication. All the > html, css, javascript and images together have a size of about 4mb. It > really should be seen as an application and not a webpage. > > To save the state between different parts of the web application, I'm using > the hash parameter. However I've noticed that setting the hash parameter is > a severe performance hit. The IE8 Developer Tools Profiler shows a delay of > about a second. Refreshing the web application gives an even bigger > performance hit, so the delay grows after a refresh. > > I've tried to use location.hash, location.replace, but neither would give > the desired performance. > > So I was wondering if any you guys have had this problem, and what you did > to solve it :). Can you even solve it? Besides changing the whole javascript > model to a lighter version, which is not an option for me however. > > Thanks in advance, > > Sander Spies > > _______________________________________________ > JSMentors mailing list > [email protected] > http://jsmentors.com/mailman/listinfo/jsmentors_jsmentors.com > > List Archive: > http://jsmentors.com/pipermail/jsmentors_jsmentors.com/ >
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