Good question
There is actually already a lot being done on the server side and this solution is partly trying to split the load, but mostly the 200 or so other outstanding bugs that our 2 java guys are working through means that I have to try this solution for primary release.


To be honest we were actually planning on doing this whole thing in a visual interface probably using flash, but that hasn't happened yet.



Beau wrote:

Hey Scott,

No offense, and not particularly helpful in this case, but *why on earth*
would you want to do something like that in JavaScript???

Any sort of thing like that, with large loops, and modified output based on
data that (I hope) is stored in a database is *definitely* better handled
server-side using something like PHP, or if you're into that sort of thing;
Cold Fusion or ASP.

Is there a particular reason why you want it done in JS? (Mind you - I am very
impressed at your code and having it work!)

Cheers,

Beau



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