VS 2008 is very slow when design aspx file

[Ryan Liu]

Hi,

I spend most time works on Windows form application and VS 2008 runs at a
acceptable speed.

While I edit aspx file, especially change to Designer View, it seems very
slow.

Some time even very slow while in Markup view, maybe it is doing some backup
compiling and sycn.

For a given laptop(Intel T5***@1.5G, 1G memory, Inspiron 1420) are there any
tips to speed up?

Thanks a lot!
Ryan

[Munna]

Hi

Did you installed the Hot Fix of VS2008 already?

http://blogs.msdn.com/webdevtools/ar...ress-2008.aspx

Best of luck

Munna
www.munna.shatkotha.com
www.munna.shatkotha.com/blog
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[Mark Fitzpatrick]

Another thing to check other than the hotfix, is your web.config. If you
have a number of dependent assemblies listed there and they are not the
correct version (ie: the version number in the web.config doesn't match the
version number of the assembly you're including such as a third-party
control) then VS can really slow down. This also goes for any references to
an external assembly you have in your page. Also, sometimes switching to
code view of the aspx page (not the codebehind but the actual HTML markup)
you can do a Edit | Advanced | Format Document and it can sometimes throw an
error indicating where a problem such as an imbalanced tag or a server
control that is missing the runat attribute lies. You may want to copy the
HTML first before you have it format the tags because an error can sometimes
cause the formatting to work, but end up odd.

Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Microsoft MVP - Expression

"Ryan Liu" <li************ @powercati.comw rote in message
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Hi,

I spend most time works on Windows form application and VS 2008 runs at a
acceptable speed.

While I edit aspx file, especially change to Designer View, it seems very
slow.

Some time even very slow while in Markup view, maybe it is doing some
backup compiling and sycn.

For a given laptop(Intel T5***@1.5G, 1G memory, Inspiron 1420) are there
any tips to speed up?

Thanks a lot!
Ryan

[Alvin Bruney [ASP.NET MVP]]

Fwiw, the hot fix does fix the performance issue on my machine.

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Another thing to check other than the hotfix, is your web.config. If you
have a number of dependent assemblies listed there and they are not the
correct version (ie: the version number in the web.config doesn't match
the version number of the assembly you're including such as a third-party
control) then VS can really slow down. This also goes for any references
to an external assembly you have in your page. Also, sometimes switching
to code view of the aspx page (not the codebehind but the actual HTML
markup) you can do a Edit | Advanced | Format Document and it can
sometimes throw an error indicating where a problem such as an imbalanced
tag or a server control that is missing the runat attribute lies. You may
want to copy the HTML first before you have it format the tags because an
error can sometimes cause the formatting to work, but end up odd.

Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Microsoft MVP - Expression

"Ryan Liu" <li************ @powercati.comw rote in message
news:ud******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP03.phx.gbl...

>Hi,

I spend most time works on Windows form application and VS 2008 runs at a
acceptable speed.

While I edit aspx file, especially change to Designer View, it seems very
slow.

Some time even very slow while in Markup view, maybe it is doing some
backup compiling and sycn.

For a given laptop(Intel T5***@1.5G, 1G memory, Inspiron 1420) are there
any tips to speed up?

Thanks a lot!
Ryan