V. Lorenzo
April 25th, 2003, 11:41 AM
Hi:
This issue is driving me crazy...
I create some documents dynamically, with data retrieved from a configuration database, and use nested tables for giving the documents the desired appearance. Table cells, rows, tables itself, and panels, and so on..., use cascading style sheet classes (from a so called styles.css text file) to define their height, width, font, etc.
When using the IE 5.0 explorer, it all works fine, fast enought for my application needs, but with IE 6.0 (with all service packs applied) it turns amazingly slow to render the page (more that 30 seconds!!! after having it downloaded).
There is no Viewstate size problem (reduced to less than 1Kbyte), not even a page size problem (less than 32Kbytes, running on a local P4 server at 2.4GHz).
Tried making controls names as small as possible, CSS class names are also very small, but nothing seems to work.
I Guess this is a IE 6.0 issue.
In some cases, there could be found in the document upto 4 levels of tables nesting.
Any idea to work this around?
Thanks, VLorz
This issue is driving me crazy...
I create some documents dynamically, with data retrieved from a configuration database, and use nested tables for giving the documents the desired appearance. Table cells, rows, tables itself, and panels, and so on..., use cascading style sheet classes (from a so called styles.css text file) to define their height, width, font, etc.
When using the IE 5.0 explorer, it all works fine, fast enought for my application needs, but with IE 6.0 (with all service packs applied) it turns amazingly slow to render the page (more that 30 seconds!!! after having it downloaded).
There is no Viewstate size problem (reduced to less than 1Kbyte), not even a page size problem (less than 32Kbytes, running on a local P4 server at 2.4GHz).
Tried making controls names as small as possible, CSS class names are also very small, but nothing seems to work.
I Guess this is a IE 6.0 issue.
In some cases, there could be found in the document upto 4 levels of tables nesting.
Any idea to work this around?
Thanks, VLorz