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I thought I was clever getting my first client-side script-emitting grid
working where mousing over pops up a little menu of actions in certain
cells. It turns out that if I have a good chunk of data, say, 100 rows and 4
columns (only one of which has mouseover menus), it really boggs the
processor down, sends it to 100% for a few seconds. I don't think this would
be acceptable for production so I was hoping someone could give me some tips
on how to get the processor demand down. I could probably put paging in, but
I'd like to explore other options first - paging will become necessary later
perhaps, but I'm interested in knowing how to produce efficient HTML/script,
too.
Thanks in advance,
Paul
working where mousing over pops up a little menu of actions in certain
cells. It turns out that if I have a good chunk of data, say, 100 rows and 4
columns (only one of which has mouseover menus), it really boggs the
processor down, sends it to 100% for a few seconds. I don't think this would
be acceptable for production so I was hoping someone could give me some tips
on how to get the processor demand down. I could probably put paging in, but
I'd like to explore other options first - paging will become necessary later
perhaps, but I'm interested in knowing how to produce efficient HTML/script,
too.
Thanks in advance,
Paul