Hello,
Yes, it's true IE and Netscape won't display the table until all rows have
been received. So, wouldn't it be possible to instead make each row (or a
group of rows) a seperate table? You would perform an out.flush() after
writing each of these tables which should then allow each row to be rendered
as the browser receives it.
This then becomes an HTML authoring question--how do you create one table
below another such that all the cells of each line up correctly into
columns?
I assume you would have to explicitly specify the width of each <TD></TD>
pair for this to work. The drawback is that your cells won't autosize. The
result is that determining the width for each "column" is guesswork because
depending on the font, whether the text is upper, lower or mixed case, the
browser in use will all affect the cell width.
-Bill
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Bill Burton, Senior Internet Software Engineer
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