I would be surprised if loading 20+ SWFs with nothing in them didn't crash the browser. Can you not just replace the HTML table with a single SWF with a DataGrid?
Ben --- In [email protected], "vijay95052" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I have a need to show a chart in an html table (one chart in a cell in > every row of the table - it has over 40 rows) > > I am loading mychart.swf into the html <td> and it all works fine. > The problem is that when the number of charts are > 20 the browser > crashes (both IE and FF) - out of memory. > > Since it is the same swf (same flash object) - i am only passing > different parameters to each instance - i am wondering if there is any > way to make the browser reuse the same flash object - instead of > getting it from the server everytime - > > any other thoughts on how i can make this less resource intensive (my > swf is around 300k) > > I read something about using RSLs, but i am hoping there is an easier > way to achieve this - i am trying to see if i can make the browser not > fetch the swf again and again... > > thanks > Vijay >
