[jQuery] Re: large string performance problem with html or append function

I thought I have a alert in gmail so I don't have to back here to check if I have reply. obvious I'm wrong. I just found I have reply till now. Thank you, Shawn and Brian, it helps. I apologize about post a big message. I will not do this again. Wes On Mar 27, 7:10 pm, Shawn <[EMAIL PROTECTED

[jQuery] Re: large string performance problem with html or append function

k, that was fun... not. Trying to reply to your message and waiting, and waiting, and waiting for ThunderChicken to catch up... then do it again after deleting the large block of text... :) Any way... my question would be why you are using a string in the first place? A possible smarter a

[jQuery] Re: large string performance problem with html or append function

I'm not sure how many responses you'll get after sending nearly 1MB of text to each of our inboxes... But it certainly helped clarify/emphasize the issue. :) So, is the server sending your page JSON-encoded data that is then iterated through (using JavaScript) to generate a giant string of HTML? I