Thanks for your feedback. We need full cross-platform compatibility for the MacIntosh with at least one browser. We would like full cross-browser compatibility as well as improved performance.
What features are you missing in Firefox on Mac? Specifically what sort of performance issues are you encountering? What is the rough size of your tree?
I'm not much of a javascript programmer but I may learn a bit more in the very near future :-). The only place for improvement in performance that I've found is specifying more items to exclude in lStripfields when nj:treeData is called. Ideally, the select statements that are executed as a result of calling nj:treeData wouldn't include unneeded fields (or at least not the CLOB fields).
Yeah.. I looked at that a while back. I introduced an option to exclude all longtext fields from the query. Ideally nj:treedata should be asking for specific fields and not excluding fields it doesn't want. But I found that the performcance on the backend was generally not the issue.
Very large trees suffer from JS rendering performance issues. This is exacerbated by turning caching off in the browser (especially in IE). Using the ZOOM option in the tree can improve performance considerably.
-- geoff http://www.daemon.com.au/
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