On Jun 23, 4:31 am, "T.J. Crowder" wrote:
> I did an exercise a while back (here[1]) comparing DOM methods vs.
> Prototype's wrappers for DOM methods vs. concatenating a string and
> setting innerHTML. The last method, innerHTML, wins on every browser
> I tried, hands down, usually by at least o
Hi,
I don't know the Spry framework at all, but if it's building the table
rows by creating elements through the DOM API (document.createElement,
HTMLElement#appendChild, etc.) or Prototype's wrappers for those [new
Element(...)], that may be part of the problem.
It may be somewhat counter-intui
This may be an overly simplistic first step suggestion, but I've been
in a similar situation where I needed to "render" thousands of table
rows in the browser via a JSON response from the server. I found that
by calling a render row function/method (somewhat asynchronously on
the client) via a se
