Hi All,
I am populating 100x100 cells in Flextable from database.
Its taking 10 mins in IE to display the table, but only less than 10
secs in Firefox.
I am wondering why such extreme difference exists between these two
browsers?
Ofcourse my code may not be performance efficient though. But
Hi,
I faced this problem too when trying to work with a grid having lots of rows
and columns. I think is slower in IE because of the way it renders the pages.
Anyway, it turns out that with large numbers of DOM elements browsers fail
displaying the pages. Therefore you could try in some way
Hi Nicanor,
Thanks for the reply.
So, lets assume, I am going for the partial rows display in the
beginning and adding more rows when I scroll..
In this case, Should there be a rendering issue? like when I scroll,
untill the population is being done, the screen will hang or it will
be blank in
On 2 avr, 09:36, Suren nsurendi...@gmail.com wrote:
I am populating 100x100 cells in Flextable from database.
At the risk of repeating myself: if you know in advance the size of
the table and you do not use colspan/rowspan, use a Grid instead of
FlexTable for slightly better perfs.
Its
I'm not a fanatic of paginated tables but I think this is the easiest
way.
I receive all the data in the GWT-client and show the information in a
paginated way.
Each time the user press next you anly have to replace the table
data with the next N records.
On Apr 2, 3:09 pm, Thomas Broyer
