I am attempting to deploy an application with the most recent build of the toolkit to a test environment with the configuration for debug="false" set in the web.config. While this does create a combined version of the toolkit script files, the average response time for the rendering of the .aspx page increases from 80ms to 450ms.
The only viable fix at this point is to set CombineScripts="false" on the ToolkitScriptManger. While this does mean that more scripts are needed for download, they are cached in the browser, meaning overall performance is increased. Personally, I would rather use System.Web.Optimization, but I have read else where that this is not possible.
Comments: Starting with the v15.1 release, we have removed the ToolkitScriptManager due to various issues it caused. So, the described problem no longer exists.
The only viable fix at this point is to set CombineScripts="false" on the ToolkitScriptManger. While this does mean that more scripts are needed for download, they are cached in the browser, meaning overall performance is increased. Personally, I would rather use System.Web.Optimization, but I have read else where that this is not possible.
Comments: Starting with the v15.1 release, we have removed the ToolkitScriptManager due to various issues it caused. So, the described problem no longer exists.