Hi,

You can compress the data inside WebCombo using SmartWebResources compression. To use SmartWebCompression, please add this tag inside your web.config:

<add key="ISNet.WebUI.ISRes_Compressed" value="true" />

Regarding to your problem, could you inform me the method that you used to compress the page that you mentioned above? It will be better if you have working sample so we can trace operation that run in your side.

For more information about SmartWebResources compression, see
http://intersoftpt.wordpress.com/2009/09/21/rich-features-in-low-client-footprint/

Regards,
Bernard

Hi,

Thanks for your quick reply, but we have used only GZip compression. As per your request i have developed one small sample application and attached for your reference. Could you please have look on that and suggest me?

Thanks,

HI,

Thanks for you reply,

i have used lot of native controls and few third party controls in my applicaiton. i am in the situation to use that GZIP for all other controls. All other controls are supporting GZIP except Webcombo .

Ok, no worries. Could you please suggest me to how can i exclude webcombo from accessing GZIP compression in my applicaiton?

Thanks,

Hi,

Actually, for now, we couldn't exclude WebCombo for GZIP compression method. This method of GZIP compression applied to whole control in one page. But maybe, you can exlude the page with WebCombo using this module.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6939304/gzip-a-single-asp-net-page

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Bernard

Hi,

Thanks for your suggestion.

In our application, we have more than 500 pages. We have used “Web combo” control nearly 300 pages.

Hi,

Actually, there are no methods to find WebCombo inside used pages. The only way to do this is by listing all the WebCombo pages inside your code.

Regards,
Bernard