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12/15/2014 5:12 AM
 
Hi Gift,

thank you for your input; I read the whole thread and I am now more confused than before :)
Even without going to complex modules, i see that some simple dnn sites (or even some skin demo sites) do not refresh the entire page when browsing them, for instance. It looks to me that those sites are implemented "out of the box", if I may say, and I doubt those webmasters went through the pain of adding the UI code. Instead, all my sites (except one or so) go through the entire page refresh, even when having just static html modules. Does it mean those other site do not run in medium trust, perhaps, whatever that means?

 
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12/15/2014 1:32 PM
 
Franco Prati wrote:
Hi Gift,

thank you for your input; I read the whole thread and I am now more confused than before :)
Even without going to complex modules, i see that some simple dnn sites (or even some skin demo sites) do not refresh the entire page when browsing them, for instance. It looks to me that those sites are implemented "out of the box", if I may say, and I doubt those webmasters went through the pain of adding the UI code. Instead, all my sites (except one or so) go through the entire page refresh, even when having just static html modules. Does it mean those other site do not run in medium trust, perhaps, whatever that means?

 Hi Franco,

If you see skin demo with partial rendering then it is another AJAX add on to the html module, you may have to inspect element to see how it is added.  I was also surprised  about the medium trust issue because that is not Asp.net related, for now check the modules listed by Sebastain and add the Q&A module on Codeplex to the list and check the source version for current in module implementation you may clone.

 
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12/15/2014 2:43 PM
 
Some modules may make ajax requests and dynamically refresh part of the page. There is no wholesale way to do that for a page though. Concentrate on page speed (plenty to find doing a google search) or resort to some jquery fadein/fadeout approach on the body tag.
 
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12/16/2014 6:50 AM
 
I am already doing what it takes to speed up the sites and that's under control. The problem is the annoying full page refresh even on pages with just html modules on it. I know of webmasters that do nothing on those pages and are rendered partially, whilst mines are not. I am 100% certain they do not have special ajax or any other js modules for that. It just works for some and not for others (same modules, same skin).
I am seeing that new dnn 7 installations work much better than sites that have been upgraded, at least those upgraded in large steps. Perhaps a clue there? Something leftover in web.config, perhaps?

Franco
 
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