Siapa yang tau macam mana nak load sesuatu website dengan cepat. I mean how to program. Bagi dia load semua dulu.. then display sekali gus.. ade cara yang bernas tak? i need your help!

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I don't think you can do that unless you have very buggy <table> which I tried before. Won't bother much about it with broadband, everything is fast

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Itu kalau broadband.. not everyone has that.. assume that. I wish i could get the solution..

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but i think maner boleh buat cam tu, kan?

haha...just make it all text page!

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i do not know how but i encounter to surf some site that display the advertisement before the content out.

maybe the ad provider have big pipe than the content site.

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Have you tried HTML Compress 5. It makes the html page load faster by compressing it.

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How possible to compress HTML file?

I think there are some software that can clear up unwanted html syntax around; not sure

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they even remove a carriege return. so basically your html is a straight line. hard to read but smaller in size.

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In Dreamweaver, there is prebuild javascript function to Pre-Load images file.

by the way, according to your idea, user will see NOTHING at all while loading the page. It is not a good idea.

You may also add a animated loading image that shows when page is loading and disappear when loaded. Personally, I will avoid this. That's annoying.

To increase page loading speed, you can decrease the number of images, or image size. Use clean html code.

Or, you can store your web pages on a fast webserver. Well, this is off topic already.

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Few posibilities...
1. the ad provider web server is faster(to serve you) than the content site.
2. the content are deep into tablesssss. Browser(IE?) parse table content slower than content outside.
3. the content site pre-load the ads.

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Guidelines to load faster

* TOTAL_OBJECTS - the total objects on this website(index) (including the HTML) should be minimized so that most browsers can multithread. Minimizing HTTP requests is key for web site optimization.

* TOTAL_IMAGES - Total images on the index page must be minimized. Most browsers can send multiple requests, which can speed display of multiple images.

* TOTAL_SIZE - the total size of the index.html page should be optimized.

* HTML_SIZE - the total size of index.html file should be less than 20K. Assuming that you specify the HEIGHT and WIDTH of your images, this size allows your page to display content in well under 8 seconds, the average time users are willing to wait for a page to display without feedback.

* IMAGES_SIZE - the total size of all your images shold be less than 15K. Ideally each image should be less than 1160 bytes, to easily fit into one TCP-IP packet.

* MULTIM_SIZE - External multimedia files should be less than 4K.

Hope the above helps

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letakkan image as background jer...

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....bagus giler...

Feel free to use my website to optimize your JPG and GIF images
http://ejrs.com/optimizers.html

Enjoy.

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Basically you might want to preload any images on your site and redirecting the user to the page. This way, the images will stay in the users cache, and the site will load faster. Text usually loads fast enough.

Ade beberapa cara nak buat, here's some ways :

A very simple, non-Java way to preload images on your splash page is to include them at the bottom of the splash page with a height an width of 1 pixel (so they won't be seen).
<img src="images/image1.gif" width="1" height="1">
<img src="images/image2.jpg" width="1" height="1">
This will load them into the browser's cache, making them quickly accessible for other pages in your site. Just make sure that you allow enough time before the re-direct for the images to load over a 56k modem. Figure 4KB per second.

Alternatively, you can find about some preload javascript out there on the internet. I don't remember the code on the top of my head.

You might also want to check out Web Page Analyzer at http://www.websiteoptimization.com/services/analyze/
. It'll give you the download speed of your pages on various connections, and some tips on how to optimize your pages faster.

Hope this helps.

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