Tables will only display in a browswer after the data for the entire table has
been received. For a large admin page, I would recommend an unordered list.
You can also break your out put up into tables of 20 rows each or so using
MOD.
>===== Original Message From Joseph Higgins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> =====
>It seems like it takes a browser a looooong time to render a simple html
>table when the query returns say >1000 records. Has anybody ran into
>this. I am thinking that I may just make every cell in a different table
>(But that would increase the amount of code (kb) going out to the
>browser, but may allow the data to be drawn as it is sent, instead of
>waiting until all the data for that table is sent, then rendering it.
>
>Any suggestions. I have not tried my own suggestion yet but will let you
>know.
>
>--
>Joseph Higgins, BSN, RN
>Clinical Faculty, Instructional Technologist
>Idaho State University, Department of Nursing
>650 Memorial Dr.
>Pocatello, ID 83209-8101
>Phone: (208) 282-2984
>Fax: (208) 282-4476
>Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Home:
>816 Gloria
>Chubbuck, ID 83202
>Home Phone: (208) 237-8767
>
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