Hi Frank,

The easiest way to fix performance is to use CachedPartial helper. It's really easy to use and great performance results.

Look here - https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/reference/templating/mvc/partial-views

Ajax is good - but it's perfect I think. The best way is to fix serverside.

Cheers,

Alex

Hi Alex,

thanks for you reply. Nevertheless the page must be loaded once for the first time. Caching seems to be a good idea for views that must be loaded recurrently.

I want to load my Masterpage, with all the content, but in the little box, where the partial view is building, I want to show the user a simple tag with a text content "is loading..." and change this content after the page is ready loaded.

Hi,

make a <div id="visitData" onload="javascript:GetVisits()"> Content is loading </div>and close it where you want to add partial view and call controller method

<script type="text/javascript">
    function GetVisits(e) {
    var ip = $(e).parents("tr").children("td").eq(1).text();
    var visitDate = $(e).parents("tr").children("td").eq(0).text();
    $.get("/umbraco/surface/SiteVisitors/getVisits", {
        id: ip,
        visitDate: visitDate
    }, function (data) {
          $('#visitData').empty();
          $('#visitData').html(data);
    });
}

and in controller write something like

 public class SiteVisitorsController : SurfaceController
{
    // GET: SiteVisitors
    [HttpGet]
    public ActionResult getVisits(string id, string visitDate)
    {
        var model = Visitor.GetSiteVisitorPageByIPAddress(id, visitDate);
        return PartialView("Partials/_SiteVisitors", model);           
    }
}

Hi,

this is the solution! Thanks a lot! My Code was very similar but I didn't know the correct URL:

$.get("/umbraco/surface/SiteVisitors/getVisits", {

This was the magic row .... I forgot umbraco/surface

Greetings Frank

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