Perform real-time gzip compression and optimize the ASP. NET page's compressionmodule to test ASP. NET Ajax and search engine compatibility!

Introduction and application testing of several compression modules for real-time gzip compression and optimization of ASP. NET pages After the article was published, some garden Friends proposed the compression module in ASP. net Ajax updatapanel is not available. In addition, some garden friends have questions about whether the compressed page will affect the search engine crawling. To address these questions, in this in-depth compatibility test, I have prepared a complicated Asp.net Ajax updatepanel Application Test (with online demonstration) and a test on the search engine capture effect!

1. Enable the Asp.net Ajax application compatibility test on the gzip compression optimization page!

Compression module: compressionmodule (this module can perfectly support Asp.net Ajax and anthem.net)
Asp.net Ajax: the latest official version 1.0
Test example: ASP. NET Ajax gridview (updatepanel and ajaxtoolkitupdatepanelanimationextender controls implement data Ajax without refreshing the new gridview sorting effect)
Test results:Gzip compression optimization and Ajax functions are completely normal!
Online Demo effect: http://aspxcnwebs.server.newdong.com/default.aspx (gzip compression optimization has been enabled, click the list headers of the gridview to be refreshed)
Test example:/files/aspxcn/ajaxgridview.rar
Full source code of compressionmodule compression module:/files/aspxcn/compressionmodule.rar

2. Use Google search to capture and test the effect of the gzip compression optimization page!

Test method: Use the Google login website function, log on to a site with gzip compression enabled http://aspxcnwebs.server.newdong.com/For example, verify that the site uses add meta tag, and add the tag to a compressed enabled default. ASPX page!

After you click "verify", the verification succeeds, indicating that Google can successfully identify the metadata on the compressed page!

Test results:Google search engine can successfully recognize compressed pages, proving that gzip compression does not affect search engine crawling!