try using tbody tags to wrap the table and mess with the table css properties(table-layout, can use col tags aswell to fix widths etc) so the browser knows how to render the table before it is all loaded
Elliot "Jamie Lawrence Jenner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > hi guys, > > i have just craeted a product admin area for a site im working on. > > The structure is like so: > > index <include>---> products.cfm > > products.cfm then queries for products in sub cat and outputs a table with > all the info about that product for updating. > > The problem is, is that the page takes to long a time to load. Testing it > locally, the results appear stright away and i have checked execution > times and they are very low. i thought it may the beefy query whcih it > executes. > > So i can only presume that it has somwething to do with the html being > sent back to the browser. The page doesnt gradually load, it just takes > about 6 seconds, and then appears. I have tried using cfflush to flush it > so the user can something happening, but the same happens. > > does any know why this may be? > > Also, when a page executes with cfmodule tags, in what order does it > execute. > > like this: > > <html> > executes this cf stuff > > <module> stops executing caller, executes module > > when module finished, executes rest of caller > </html> > > or like this: > <html> > executes this cf stuff > > <module> keeps executing caller, executes module, and then pulls in module output > once finished > > executes rest of caller > </html> > > just wondered > > jamo > > --- You are currently subscribed to cfaussie as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Aussie Macromedia Developers: http://lists.daemon.com.au/
