fractile81 wrote:
> I played with it a little more, and I had it working (something about
> spacing the requests apart). Sadly, this approach hasn't panned out
> as I would like. With each chunk the browser seems to get slower and
> slower, almost in an exponential way. Could that be due to how I keep
> calling XmlHttp -> fDone -> XmlHttp -> fDone until I'm deep enough to
> have fetched all the chunks?
>
> @David Huynh, what's weird is that everything loads fine with the
> regular application/json importer. It's entirely possible I'm
> returning bad data, but at this point all the service does is take the
> JSON that would have originally been used and just chunks it up,
> adding a little extra status information.
>
I would need to look at your code to see how you do this incremental
loading. It might be some subtle bug that causes the code to load, say, not
1 - 10, 11 - 20, 21 - 30
but
1 - 10, 1 - 20, 1 - 30
David
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