It is really surprising how Chrome is much more faster than IE...
Just move the mouse over the browse on both and see the difference yourself.
Sincerelly I can not understand how Microsoft does not speed up IE...
It is really surprising how Chrome is much more faster than IE...
Just move the mouse over the browse on both and see the difference yourself.
Sincerelly I can not understand how Microsoft does not speed up IE...
Antonio, very thanks, working now in IE9. best regards. more fast too... ![]()
Antonio Linares wrote:It is really surprising how Chrome is much more faster than IE...
Just move the mouse over the browse on both and see the difference yourself.
Sincerelly I can not understand how Microsoft does not speed up IE...
Enrico,
When we move the mouse over the browse, we respond to the event tablerow onmouseover, and we replace its CSS class. It is just one line of source code. There is no other way to do it:
<tr onMouseOver="this.className='over'" onMouseOut="this.className='odd'" ...
The painting speed difference comes from the browsers themselves
Sorry, I repeat: check the board list using IE. It is very fast. So it must be another (correct?) way to color the lines. It should be in the forum source code.
EMG

Antonio, very nice. just for information : dont work in IE10 windows 8 preview.
Enrico Maria Giordano wrote:Sorry, I repeat: check the board list using IE. It is very fast. So it must be another (correct?) way to color the lines. It should be in the forum source code.
EMG
Anyway, many thanks for trying. ![]()
EMG
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Stefan,
We have to try it with all navigators and fix the differences. For now, only Chrome is guaranteed to work fine.
Thanks! ![]()

var oDiv, oMemo;
function SandBox()
{
oDlg = new Dialog( "SandBox", 1000, 600 );
Say( 50, 10, "Result:", oDlg );
oDiv = Div( 75, 10, oDlg, 480, 460 );
Say( 50, 500, "Input:", oDlg );
oMemo = TextArea( 75, 500, "", oDlg, 480, 460 );
oMemo.value = "<html>" + CRLF +
"<head>" + CRLF +
"<link rel='stylesheet' type='text/css' href='styles.css'>" + CRLF +
"<script type='text/javascript' src='fivewin.js'></script>" + CRLF +
"</head>" + CRLF +
"<body>" + CRLF +
"<h1>FiveWin Web Interface</h1>" + CRLF +
"<h3>Hello world!</h3>" + CRLF +
"</body>" + CRLF +
"</html>";
oDiv.innerHTML = oMemo.value;
Button( 550, 380, "Run", oDlg, 100, 40, "oDiv.innerHTML = oMemo.value" );
Button( 550, 510, "End", oDlg, 100, 40, "oDlg.End()" );
}Antonio,
The sandbox looks great. However, maybe I don't understand it, but the Run button is not showing the code in the edit screen (the displayed text is different than what is in the edit display). This is not the case in your included screenshot, but it is the case when I run the code example. Please explain.
James