Joseph,
I know IE supports the 'table-layout' style. Not sure about Netscape.
Try throwing this into your table tag:
STYLE="table-layout:fixed"
Then give the table and top-row cells a fixed width. The browser should
render each row in a sort of streaming fashion instead of waiting until it
looks at the entire contents of the table.
Todd J. Boyles - Web Developer
Destin Resorts
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-----Original Message-----
From: Joseph Higgins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 05, 2001 10:35 AM
To: Fusebox
Subject: OT Large Tables
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.
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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
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