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Infopath web form causing:A Script on this page is causing Internet explorer run slowly.

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amol - 22 Sep 2007 00:52 GMT
Hi Folks,
I have Infoapth form web version. Form is like a spreadsheet
implementation. There are around 400 Cells/Text Boxes.
If you change value in one of the cell, value in lets say 5-6
dependent cells are changed. I have not used managed code. All
calculations are done using Infopath functions or rules. Its mainly
modification to manifest.xsf file.
When I run this application on Internet explorer, sometimes I get
error:
"A script on this page is causing Internet Explorer to run slowly. If
it continues to run, your computer may become unresponsive. Do you
want to abort the script?""

I know there is solution of changing registry or moving all code to
server side. At this point I cannot move all code to server side. It
is lot of rework and while writing this application, we always thought
of doing calculations on client side.

It seems that Infopath form services is generating nasty code/script
that makes huge form very slow and when there are more calculations we
end up getting this particular error.

If you have any ideas, solutions please suggest. Any help is
appreciated.

Thanks lot,
Amol
the Hermit 13 - 13 Oct 2007 18:15 GMT
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> Hi Folks,
> I have Infoapth form web version. Form is like a spreadsheet
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> Thanks lot,
> Amol
 
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