Mike, You are essentially correct. I am trying to borrow that idea from the mobile devices.
The following example shows what I want to do (except no in an infinite way): http://alphacommunications.com/search.php?find=ir If you scroll all the way down, it shows a spinner and load a set number of rows to display. Any help? Milind. From: [email protected] Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2013 16:21:17 -0500 Subject: Re: [houcfug] Help with Dynamic Data Scrolling To: [email protected] Miland, We do that in our apps. We actually load 50, and when the user scrolls to the bottom we dynamically load 50 more Sent from my iPhone On Apr 18, 2013, at 4:15 PM, Milind Pataskar <[email protected]> wrote: Ken, I wont get access to the DBA and probably the tables are correctly indexed. The loading is slow because the page is loading multiple queries (that the user may or may not be interested) for other tabs as well. Our main concerned table has got many joins (and surely the other un-needed query/tables as well). Probably that is what is causing the actual query to load slow. Maybe my 200 row number was small. What if there were 400 total rows to be selected and shown. But I want to show only 100 on the first load and perhaps load and show 50 rows every time the user scroll at the bottom of the page. James Thomas, I will look at the datatables link but I need to show quite a few actions icons on every row. Do not know if your solution allows that. Thanks guys for you help. Keep on sending. Milind. From: [email protected] Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2013 15:54:33 -0500 Subject: Re: [houcfug] Help with Dynamic Data Scrolling To: [email protected] Milind,Because you through out the number 200, I don't think dynamic data load will help you here... The dynamic load and infinite scroll solutions are only really helpful if you are only showing a very small percentage of the data at one time. since you want 25%, you may as well pull it all in at once. Your speed problem is more than likely that you need more proper indexes on the DB tables.If you work on the DB performance, and set it up to load the data for each tab when you go to that tab, then pulling 200 records should be pretty fast. HTH!--Ken On Thu, Apr 18, 2013 at 3:35 PM, Milind Pataskar <[email protected]> wrote: Hello all, Our query returns a huge data and I need to cut down on the on the page load time. To further complicate the matter, the page has got multiple tabs and upon a quick glance, I realize that they are running all the queries for all the tabs at the beginning. But only the contents of the current tab are shown. SO: For now lets even ignore the loading of all queries for all tabs. All I'm concerned is how do I load and show the first 50 rows returned from the query and then have a "On Demand Data Load" and "Dynamic Data Scrolling". Mind you, I do not want the "Infinite Scroll" because my table has a finite data (lets say 200 rows). 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