I've had this took, and perhaps someone could discuss generally
memory, large DOM objects, and perhaps our ultimate solution: record
pagination ;p
Thomas
On 2/13/06, gbirke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello!
I use MochiKit for an online store. When I show big tables (6 columns,
3500 rows) the
On Feb 13, 2006, at 7:27 AM, gbirke wrote:
I use MochiKit for an online store. When I show big tables (6 columns,
3500 rows) the page becomes very slow and Firefox asks me if it should
kill an unresponsive script. I'm only including the Base, Iter, Async
and DOM files on that page, functions
I use the innerHTML solution for a similar problem because direct DOM manipulation is very slow. however, I have read some articles that indicate that using a documentFragment should be much faster - i.e create the document fragment, add all of your elements, and then put the fragment back in the
