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Re: Large form options

jlgpsidev2010 — Fri, 21 Sep 2012 13:12:22 GMT

Ernesto, You are correct - it is rules that execute on load, and rendering the view in the browser. I will create views. Thanks for confirmation. Jamie

Re: Large form options

ErnestoM — Fri, 21 Sep 2012 12:51:20 GMT

The latency you're seeing is likely due to two things: data connections and rules that execute on load, and rendering the view in the browser. You could try to address both by creating separate views for the user. This means that the form opens and shows only the bare necessities and only queries the bare minimum data needed on load. Then as the user fills out the form, you take them from view to view and query the remaining data connections that are needed.

Hope this helps!

Large form options

jlgpsidev2010 — Fri, 21 Sep 2012 12:11:48 GMT

Hello,

I am creating a very large browser form for a client. It has probably a couple of thousand controls. As I am building this form, it is getting heavy, obviously. It is submitting to a SharePoint form library. The biggest requirement is that they have to be able to print this document in whole, in necessary. My biggest concern is that at this rate, it may take an hour to load and open if I keep going with the "all in one page" format.

My question: If I create the form with tabs at the top for different sections of the form, when the form is opened, will it still have to "load" the entire form, or just the opening view?

If this will not work, then is there any way to do this so that this enormous form won't have latency in opening?

Thank you in advance.