RE: Using .innerHTML to display XSLT is slow. Is there

Do your transform on the server and only show the browser pure HTML?
That will always be faster, especially if you cache the output of the
transform... And you have the added benefit of not having to rely on the
client to have a particular version of MSXML.

If you really cannot do this on the server, then perhaps you should have
a look at the appendChild method, which may work [though to be honest,
I've not done any IE based transforms for years, so I can't remember all
of the tricks I found then].

Rgs,

Ben

-----Original Message-----
From: Shenan Hawkins [mailto:shenan@xxxxxx] 
Sent: 28 November 2002 15:41
To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject:  Using .innerHTML to display XSLT is slow. Is there a
better way?



I am using IE 6.0 SP-1. I .load both an XML and XSL file, then display
the results of a transformation inside a DIV element, using the
.innerHTML property.

On large result tables, using the .innerHTML property is the most
expensive (CPU time) part of the process.

Are there any tricks for making things go faster?



TIA,
	Shenan

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