Perfomance issue onLoad on "larger" page

[p10tyr]

I have a page load with a table, in the morning its about 40 elements, towards the end of the day it grows to 200.

I have other scripts running there but I tracked down that timeago "blocks" the page until all the elements are updated... 👎

"blocks" - Cannot scroll the page or click on any element for 1-3 seconds

I think some optimization may be required as the main page does not mention any limits.

This page could potentially shows thousands of rows with timago applied

Sameple of single row

HTML (after run)

<td data-order="10/28/2015 12:42:31" data-search="10/28/2015 12:42:31" class="sorting_1">
  <abbr class="timeago" title="October 28, 2015 - 12:42:31">9 minutes ago</abbr>
</td>

Server C#

<abbr class="timeago" title="@ex.DateTime.ToString("yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ssZ")">@ex.DateTime.ToString("MMMM dd, yyyy - HH:mm:ss")</abbr>

On this occasion you can see Chrome reports 1.3 seconds but there is still the update dom afterwards I think. (the monitor shows along time, im debugging so it takes long to start but afterwards it runs as normal)

74 rows @ 1.3 seconds ?

[rmm5t]

It sounds like this is a dynamically updating page. Is it possible that this page is repeatedly/recursively calling timeago on the same elements over and over again?

[p10tyr]

No. I load the table Dom then on load the plugin. Afterwards not again,
ever.

On Fri, 30 Oct 2015 at 20:46, Ryan McGeary [email protected] wrote:

It sounds like this is a dynamically updating page. Is it possible that
this page is repeatedly/recursively calling timeago on the same elements
over and over again?

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[rmm5t]

in the morning its about 40 elements, towards the end of the day it grows to 200.

No. I load the table Dom then on load the plugin.

This is a bit cryptic. If you're manually loading a table DOM, I don't understand how "no" is the answer to whether you're dynamically updating the page DOM?

[p10tyr]

During the day the result set grows. The html is built in each refresh. No
Ajax is used. So early there's few rows later up to 200rows in table. It's
manual refresh only.

On Sat, 31 Oct 2015 at 00:32, Ryan McGeary [email protected] wrote:

in the morning its about 40 elements, towards the end of the day it grows
to 200.

No. I load the table Dom then on load the plugin.

This is a bit cryptic. If you're manually loading a table DOM, I don't
understand how "no" is the answer to whether you're dynamically
updating the page DOM?

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