I know this might seem like a ridiculous idea, but have you considered
not using a celltable? I suspect you are getting a bottleneck while
ie6 renders the table, therefore batching may not resolve the problem.
I'm fairly new to GWT and have been experimenting with the ListEditor,
and using it to
Attach a paging control to your cell widget and page say 10 or 20 rows
at a time. You can also adapt paging to the scroll bar so the user
doesnt have to press buttons. When the scroll gets to the end it will
render the next page. There are samples in the gwt showcase to give
you an idea how it all
Thanks for the solution. Tho I forgot to mentioned that one of the
requirements for the UI is to avoid paging. We would like to show a
long list and let users scroll using the browser's scroll bar. I would
definitely give a try at the showcased examples. Are there any other
workarounds for this?
See this
threadhttp://groups.google.com/group/google-web-toolkit/browse_thread/thread/f539d58327a351d3?pli=1.
Perhaps help you
2011/7/10 Potate sammyjiang...@gmail.com
Thanks for the solution. Tho I forgot to mentioned that one of the
requirements for the UI is to avoid paging. We would like
Hi
I have 100+ rows to render in a celltable. The actual data is
downloaded quite fast via RPC call. However, rendering these 100+ rows
in IE6 is awfully slow. It also causes temporary UI lockups. Is it
possible to render the table in chunks? maybe like 10 rows at a time
incrementally? I tried
