Ajax collapsible panels are quite popular so you might want to evaluate exactly what problem you faced with yours. Alternatively, you might implement some sort of paging functionality whereby only a subset of the entire data is either retrieved or visible at any given time by toggling the visibility of panels or DIV's on your page.
On Jan 27, 4:11 pm, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > > I'm a little stuck on one part of developing an asp / ajax website and > I hope someone can help, or at least point me in the right direction. > > I've been tasked to create a questionnaire for a company using ajax to > improve the usability of the form, e.g. using tab panels instead of > having one huge questionnaire. > > The bit I'm stuck on is this... > > I need to be able to add different site details for each company that > fills in the questionnaire. For this I've created a tab panel called > sites and would like to allow the users to add an indefinite number of > sites to this panel. > > There is quite a large amount of data for each site so I'd like to > somehow minimize each site row once it has been added but still have > the option to expand the site row. > > I know I haven't really explained this very well but that is probably > because I'm not sure how to actually go about this. I was looking at > ajax collabsible panels but couldn't get them to work properly. > > I suppose the alternative would be to create a new tab for each new > site. > > Steve
