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Asked: 2026-05-10T20:51:36+00:00

We are developing large ASP.NET applications with lot of dynmically created pages containing ASCX

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We are developing large ASP.NET applications with lot of dynmically created pages containing ASCX controls. We use a lot of jQuery everywhere.

I have been reading that it would make sense to move the inline JavaScript code to the bottom of the page as it could delay the loading of the page when it’s included ‘too early’.

My question is now: Does this still make sense when working with jQuery?

Most of the code is executed in the ready handler, so I would expect that is does not slow down the loading of the page. In my case the multiple Usercontrols ASCX have all their own jQuery bits and pieces, and it would not be easy to move that all down in the rendered page.

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  1. You could model the different ways of ordering the JavaScript in Cuzillion to see how it affects page loading.

    See the examples and this blog post for examples of how ordering of page elements can affect speed.

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