I am creating a line consisting of a label a textfield and 5 checkboxes. For ease of use for the user I am attempting to display 100+ of these rows in some instances and the program hangs.
I have addressed other issues with large times doing a single function by running a thread.
What is the best practice when the UI is involved?
First step is to get it to not hang, then I will worry about showing the user a progress bar or something so they don’t give up (they are willing to wait as long as they don’t think its hung)
Thanks. I didn’t know you could do that on Web projects. Can you point me to an example where I can put a label textfield and 5 checkboxes on a single row? Or similar….
Not using WebSDK. Perhaps I used the wrong terminology. Using Control Sets. Attached is a sample. I had to create 300 rows for it to hang. 200 succeeds. I’m guessing my full project is hanging around 100 because I have database calls and other logic.
Back to your original post, what is the best way to accomplish what I am trying to do. And with your response, please point me to an example that I can draw from.
IMHO, The easiest way to accomplish this is to use the callback control that’s included in the websdk examples for communication and then just render an html table with the controls you need in each row.
Beyond that, it would certainly be faster to create a websdk control, there are some other controls in the SDK examples folder to get you started, but I don’t have time to do it for you.
