Actually, I do need to show all the arrays. It's for display of a large
database query, for accounting purposes. I was hoping to be able to allow
the user to do some basic manipulation (sorting) client side, so as not to
have to reload all that data every time the user wants a slightly different
display. Is your advice that its not possible? It seems strange though.
You would think JavaScript could handle the data.
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Sent: Friday, July 13, 2001 4:32 PM
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Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Help] one more question
Use less arrays.
Selectivly init your arrays..
I'm sure you don't need to show each user all 1000 arrays each visit.
So, split the arrays into mutple 'Init' functions and Init each set as
needed.
You could even have a 'Delete' function for each set as well that would
clear them up when they are no longer needed.
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Sent: Friday, July 13, 2001 1:29 PM
Subject: [Dynapi-Help] one more question
> I'm having another, somewhat related problem, which seems due to
JavaScript
> memory constraints. I initialize a large number of JavaScript arrays (the
> problem seems to start at about 1000) and then loop through them and
display
> them in a table, which I write to the page using setHTML() on a DynLayer.
> This crashes IE 5.5. Does anyone know what the problem is and if there is
a
> way to fix it?
>
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